What's new
What changed on Riffiter, on the web and in the app, newest first.
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Send an album or song to a friend who follows you back, with a note. You hear when they save it, play it, rate it or review it.
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Your Listen later queue now shows where you found each record: the review, list or profile you saved it from, or who recommended it.
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Paste a Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer or MusicBrainz link into search to jump straight to that record, or add it if we don't have it yet.
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Albums and EPs that at least 100 people rated 4 stars or higher now carry a Keeper pick, and every one of them is on the new Keepers page.
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Hover a username on the web to see their profile card, with what they have on repeat, their latest review and what they heard recently, and follow them without leaving the page.
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New filters: longer reviews only on album pages, your status (not heard or queued, not rated, queued, rated) on lists, and album length on your ratings.
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Followed artists on your profile show how much of their albums you've heard.
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When someone picks their standout songs on an album, the feed shows the record with those songs listed like a short tracklist, and one tap takes you to pick yours.
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When several people you follow rate the same record on the same day, the feed shows them together in one row.
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Import your Album of the Year ratings from the CSV export on your AOTY settings page.
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The best albums of all time chart now only includes albums with at least 100 ratings.
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The Keeper pick now shows up in charts, artist discographies and search results, not only on the album page.
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On your own review page, a Tags button opens your tags and the stamps on your take, so you can add or change them right there.
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The home page and some chart pages no longer hang for a minute and fail to load.
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Picking your top songs on a lot of albums, or rating a long backlog on the web, no longer stops you with a limit message.
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The Tags shelf on your profile now holds every record you tagged, reviewed or not.
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A What's new page on the web and in the app (Settings, What's new). A dot on your account menu and on the profile's settings button tells you when there's something you haven't seen.
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Your rating tags can be private: one switch in Settings hides them from everyone else. Profiles also have a new Tags tab that shelves your records by tag. How it works →
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Rating tags like "Grew on me" now show in the feed, on your ratings and in your diary, not only under reviews.
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Your listening report has an All time view, top 10 artists, albums and songs with your rating next to everyone else's, and a new You and the crowd section.
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Your library can be searched, sorted and filtered by rating, genre and decade.
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Your diary can be filtered by entry type, stars and year.
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New charts: the most played albums, songs and artists on Riffiter, for all time, this month or this week.
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On a profile, the albums rated and reviews counts now open those lists.
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Reviews can be bold, italic or underlined. Use the B, I and U buttons above the box, or ⌘B, ⌘I and ⌘U.
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Reviews imported from RateYourMusic and Musicboard keep their bold, italic and underline.
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The reviews page can be filtered by stars and genre.
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In the app, a review's own page shows its tags, and Worth reading today cards give tags a row of their own.
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Tags now show on review cards everywhere: the home page, the reviews page, profiles and Worth reading today in the app.
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Your own tags keep their apostrophes now. "dad's car" typed on an iPhone used to save as "dad s car".
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In the app, dragging across the stars to five no longer asks "Didn't land. What went wrong?".
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Tags on ratings without a review now show in the app's feed and on profiles.
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Large Spotify history files upload again. Your browser unpacks the ZIP first, the import runs in the background, and you get an email when it's done.
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Plays of joint singles now count toward the record, whichever artist Last.fm files them under.
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Search anyone's ratings by artist, album or song in the app.
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The same search is on the ratings page on the web, and it works with every filter and sort.
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