Release notes

What changes in Spinery with every version, newest first.

Versions before 0.9 are development previews that never shipped on a store.

Version 0.9, 21 October 2026: On Google Play

The first version on Google Play, for the closed test.
The Curator knows your collection; every week it picks seven records for you, with the reason why.
Add a record by taking a photo of its cover.
Share a record: a page with cover, tracklist and previews, open for seven days.
Stories of records and artists; every month a look back at the collection.
Notifications for wishes below your limit and new suggestions.
Sign in with Google; choose how you sign in under “My account”.

Accept an invitation and the collection is ready: Home fills up in a few seconds.
Clearer messages at sign-in: who invited you, the collection being prepared, access suspended.

CDs and cassettes alongside vinyl in one collection, each clearly marked; filters and statistics by format.
Twenty suggestions per person; the More page reorganised.
Sturdier: a daily copy of your data, dates never filled in by guesswork.

A new look across the app, in both themes.
Search by artist, album and track; prices from eBay too, quick searches on Amazon and GrooveSpin; artist pages from Discogs.
Open the Curator from a record, a wish, an artist or your suggestions.

The Curator: an AI that knows your collection and answers your questions, using a key from the provider you choose.
The full record page: gallery, track list, credits, videos, and your circle's corrections to any detail.
Previews keep playing while you browse; QR labels, profile photos, covers for records added by hand.

Spinery becomes an Android app, rebuilt from scratch: everyone gets their own circle and collection.
Create your circle and invite whoever you like with a link; ratings, notes and wishes stay each person's own.
Barcode scanning with the camera, a collection with filters and sorting, wishes with prices, shelves, notifications, import from your Discogs account.

Edition search with cascading filters.
Live videos from YouTube on record and artist pages.
Export your collection as a Discogs-style CSV, and install the web app on your phone like an app.

Redesigned phone-first: icon navigation, cover grids, simpler record pages.
Suggestions rebuilt, with notes written by AI and previews; your collection in numbers: artists, genres, rarities.
See the ratings and wishes of the people you share the collection with, and a diary of what comes in.

The first version of Spinery, a private web app: your collection with the provenance of every record — who it came from, when, and the story behind it.
Add by title, artist, barcode or catalog number with details and cover art from Discogs, pick the exact edition, import a Discogs collection from a file.
A wish list with market prices and an alert when one drops below your threshold; shelves and categories, QR labels, suggestions and previews to listen to.

What comes next: the roadmap.