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Folders for your discboards, boards you can share as animations, and a smoother ride all around. You can now group your discboards into folders — and tuck folders inside folders. Drag a board onto a folder to file it, or use Move to Folder, which now mirrors your hierarchy and can create a new folder on the spot. The + button offers New Discboard and New Folder, joined by ⌘N and ⇧⌘N in the File menu on Mac and iPad. Creating folders is part of Discboard Premium. Share a board as an animation. The Showcase style gives every album its own moment — each cover spins in, holds the frame, then slams into place — while the Appear style sweeps the whole board full in seconds. Pick the pace and the order, watch a live preview, and share it wide, or tall for phone-sized video. Prefer a still? Share any board as a high-resolution image. Either way, your covers keep their jewel-case shine. Boards got more personal too. Drag an image from Photos, Files, or Finder onto a board to make it the wallpaper — or onto the discboards list to start a new board already wearing it. And each board now keeps its own Arrange spacing, so the margins and the gap between covers can suit its backdrop. Pressing play from your headphones, the lock screen, Control Center, Siri, or your car now reaches Discboard and picks up where you left off. On Mac, the player is now its own free-floating, resizable window. On iPhone, the app reopens wherever you left it, and a board's editing controls fan out along the side of the screen. Backups now carry more of your library — your folders, your imported wallpapers, and each board's arrange settings all travel with the file. And there's polish throughout: smoother dragging and reordering in the discboards list, tidier rows, and fixes for boards that wouldn't open on iPhone and a rare crash on Mac. Thanks for listening — keep the feedback coming.
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Remember pulling LP and CD sleeves out of their cases and spreading them across the floor? You'd put one on, sit with it for a while, set it back down, reach for another. No rush. The floor was the playlist — and looking at the covers was half the fun. Discboard is that feeling, on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Pick an album from your library — or drag one straight in from Apple Music — and set it down on a discboard. Nudge it where you want, pinch it to size, turn it to the angle that feels right. Pull out another. Fan them out, overlap them, tuck a small one behind a big one. Then sit back and look at it — a little arrangement of cover art that's all yours. Tap a cover and its jewel case lifts off the board and turns around: title, artist, every track. Tap a track and it plays through Apple Music. Then just listen. It's meant to be slow. A small, deliberate set of albums in front of you instead of an endless scroll — something to sit with, not swipe past. • Lay your covers out however you like — drag with one finger, pinch to size, twist to rotate. Any position, any scale, any angle • Or line the whole board up into a neat grid in one tap — by title, by artist, or by year — for when you'd rather have order than sprawl • Tuck small covers behind big ones with a layer slider, or float a favorite above the pile • Every cover is a real CD jewel case — translucent shell, ribbed spine, and a sheen that drifts across the plastic as you move. The art is the point, so it's rendered to be looked at • Tap a cover to flip it open — full track listing with ratings and favorites, one tap to play any track • Bring your own wallpaper — drag an image straight onto a board, pick one from Photos or Files, or use the bundled set — so each board has the backdrop you want • Share a board with someone — send any discboard as a file through AirDrop, Messages, Mail, or Files, and they open it in Discboard to add their own copy, with every cover filled in from their own music library • Show a board off — share it as a high-resolution image, or as an animation where the covers sweep or spin into place, in a wide or tall shape • A player rides along — track controls, a full now-playing view, and a mini-player that stays out of the way while you keep arranging • Works with your whole Apple Music library, including iTunes Match uploads. Your covers — even cloud-only and uploaded artwork — ride across your devices, ready the moment you open the app • Your boards, arrangements, wallpapers, and ratings sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac through iCloud • No account to create, no sign-up Discboard is free to use — room for a couple of boards and a small collection of covers, enough to get the feeling. Discboard Premium opens it all the way up: unlimited boards and unlimited covers. Keep one board for late nights, one for road trips, one for the records you're rediscovering — as full as you like. • Group your boards into folders — and folders inside folders — as your collection grows • Back up your boards to a file and restore them on another device • Monthly or yearly, with a 7-day free trial It's not a streaming service. You bring your Apple Music library; Discboard gives it a place to be looked at and listened to. Discboard Premium is an auto-renewing subscription. • Monthly — $2.99 (US) per month • Annual — $19.99 (US) per year • New subscribers get a 7-day free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Prices may vary by region. Terms of Use: https://byteshire.com/discboard-terms Privacy Policy: https://byteshire.com/discboard-privacy
What's new · 1.2
Folders for your discboards, boards you can share as animations, and a smoother ride all around. You can now group your discboards into folders — and tuck folders inside folders. Drag a board onto a folder to file it, or use Move to Folder, which now mirrors your hierarchy and can create a new folder on the spot. The + button offers New Discboard and New Folder, joined by ⌘N and ⇧⌘N in the File menu on Mac and iPad. Creating folders is part of Discboard Premium. Share a board as an animation. The Showcase style gives every album its own moment — each cover spins in, holds the frame, then slams into place — while the Appear style sweeps the whole board full in seconds. Pick the pace and the order, watch a live preview, and share it wide, or tall for phone-sized video. Prefer a still? Share any board as a high-resolution image. Either way, your covers keep their jewel-case shine. Boards got more personal too. Drag an image from Photos, Files, or Finder onto a board to make it the wallpaper — or onto the discboards list to start a new board already wearing it. And each board now keeps its own Arrange spacing, so the margins and the gap between covers can suit its backdrop. Pressing play from your headphones, the lock screen, Control Center, Siri, or your car now reaches Discboard and picks up where you left off. On Mac, the player is now its own free-floating, resizable window. On iPhone, the app reopens wherever you left it, and a board's editing controls fan out along the side of the screen. Backups now carry more of your library — your folders, your imported wallpapers, and each board's arrange settings all travel with the file. And there's polish throughout: smoother dragging and reordering in the discboards list, tidier rows, and fixes for boards that wouldn't open on iPhone and a rare crash on Mac. Thanks for listening — keep the feedback coming.
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