Thanks for using Pocket Rack.
Pocket Rack is a personal music shelf for saving albums and music you discover across different apps and services, so you can come back to them later.
When you find music you want to remember, open the Share menu in the app or website you are using and select Pocket Rack.
Pocket Rack saves the shared link first so you don’t have to stop and organize everything immediately.
When you next open Pocket Rack, it checks your purchase status and adds saved links to your rack when you have a free slot or Pocket Rack Pro. It then tries to retrieve available information such as the title, artist, and artwork.
If your free library already has 30 items, or purchase status is still loading, shared links stay pending in the inbox on that device. They can be added after space becomes available or Pro access is verified through a purchase or restore. Pending inbox links do not synchronize between devices.
If some information cannot be retrieved automatically, you can edit it later without losing the saved link.
You can also add an item directly from Pocket Rack.
A title is enough to create an item. Links, tags, notes, artwork, and other details can be added later.
Pocket Rack can save links from services and websites including Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube, SoundCloud, Mixcloud, Bandcamp, Amazon Music, LINE MUSIC, and other websites.
The information Pocket Rack can retrieve automatically depends on the service and the information available from the shared link.
Tags help you organize your rack in your own way.
You can also add a short note to remember why an album caught your attention or what you thought about it.
Both are optional and can be added or changed later.
Pocket Rack uses your personal iCloud account to synchronize your library between your supported Apple devices when iCloud is available.