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Changelog

What's new in Music Discovery. Updates are included while your membership is active.

Get the latest version

Download the newest build from your Gumroad Library, then install it over your current copy:

  1. Download and open the .dmg.
  2. Drag Music Discovery to your Applications folder.
  3. Choose Replace when macOS asks.

Your lists, favourites, settings, and cached music data are kept because they are stored outside the app.

Version 0.4.3

13 September 2026

Deeper exploration

  • Genre chips on the artist view are now clickable, taking you to the Explore tab to find similar artists within that genre.
  • Discography panel shows an artist's releases with year, styles, labels, and credits. Clicking a credited name opens that artist.
  • Clicking a label name in the discography shows other artists on that label.
  • Similar artists now show what connects them: the shared styles and labels behind the suggestion, with styles clickable to explore further.
  • Style primers: a "What is [style]?" link generates a short guide covering the sound, its roots, what to listen for, and key artists. Primers are saved for offline reading.

Usability

  • Switching between tabs keeps your place. An artist view or search results stay on screen when you visit Settings or Lists and come back.
  • Clear button next to the search bar resets the view for a fresh search.
  • Backup and restore: export your lists, favourites, and saved notes as one portable file, and restore them on another machine. A safety backup is kept before every restore.
  • System, Light, and Dark appearance modes in Settings.
  • The version number and an Export diagnostics action are now in the Settings footer.
  • OpenAI is now supported alongside Anthropic for AI notes.

Under the hood

  • Diagnostics export, backup export, and the licence file now work correctly in the installed app.
  • Update banner now appears reliably when a newer version is published.

Version 0.1.0

Initial release

Everything in the first release

  • Search by track or artist and preview available tracks.
  • Follow similar artists and shared-label connections, with each source identified.
  • Build and export lists, correct genre tags, and open music in your preferred service.
  • Read sourced artist facts and optional AI-written notes about the music.