Where albums open

The service AlbumLinks plays on — from a page, a tag, or a card

Your Streaming Service

The service AlbumLinks shows and plays your music on.

Settings are saved automatically

AlbumLinks

is the feeling that your music is yours, and close at hand. Your favorite albums, never more than a tap away—on screen, or on the record itself.

Pearl Jam — Ten

Pearl Jam — Ten

Two ways in. Same love.

AlbumLinks App

Your collection, on any screen.

Save the albums you love, outside any streaming service. Pin your favorites, sort them into lists, and open any of them on whatever you listen on. Free, and nothing to install.

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AlbumLinks Tags

Your albums, one tap away.

Stick a tag on a sleeve, a case, a notebook. Tap it with your phone and the album plays on your service—and it's saved to your collection. Change what it plays anytime.

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Every tag you tap lands in the same collection.

Album pages

Share an album you love.

Paste a link from Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, YouTube Music, Amazon Music or Deezer. You get one page that opens it on all of them, so whoever you send it to plays it on the service they use. Free, no account, and the address reads like a record: /album/artist/title.

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The AlbumLinks App

Your albums, not a feed.

A home for your albums outside any streaming service. Pin the ones you keep coming back to and they're always first; the rest sits on your shelf, A–Z. No trending tracks, no algorithm—just your music.

Pick

Find your next album, one cover at a time.

Choose a genre—or surprise me—and flip through. Hear a clip, keep what you like, pass on the rest. Ten minutes in and you've got a shelf—and you never had to own a record.

Organize

Lists, but for albums.

Rainy day records. Road trip albums. Group them however your listening actually works—no playlists, no shuffle, just the records that belong together.

Listening Journal

  • Rumours

    Fleetwood Mac

    Sep 10

    Side two on the porch while it rained. Still the best-sequenced record I own.

  • Harry's House

    Harry Styles

    Sep 6

    Kids picked this for the drive to school. Third morning in a row.

  • Kind Of Blue

    Miles Davis

    Aug 30

    Late, lights off. Every time I think I know this album it opens up somewhere new.

Remember

Remember how it hit.

Rate an album and write a line about the day. Your listening journal builds itself, one listen at a time—look back on what you were playing and when.

Play Anywhere

Open it on any service.

Open anything on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal—whichever one you actually use. Your collection isn't locked to any of them, and it comes with you if you switch.

Rumours

Rumours

Fleetwood Mac

Listen on

Spotify
Apple Music
YouTube Music
Tidal
Amazon Music
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Free, and nothing to install or buy. If you love albums, you've already got everything you need.

The Physical Layer

Tag. Tap. Play.

AlbumLinks Tags connect your physical music to your digital music with a tap. Put one on a sleeve, tap it, and it's playing—and saved to your collection.

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Fleetwood Mac — Rumours
Who it's for

Anyone who plays the whole album.

Every time Johnny opened his streaming app it was trending songs and somebody else’s playlists — his favorite albums were buried three menus deep. Now he opens AlbumLinks first. His collection, pinned his way. He opens a cover and it’s playing before he’s out the door.

It feels like flipping through your iPod again — except it’s all streaming.

Maya has never bought a record. She streams everything — but she plays albums front to back and has opinions about track order. A friend sent her an album page; she saved it, flipped through a genre, kept six more. Sunday she flips through the covers and picks what the afternoon sounds like.

Nothing on her shelf is a physical thing. Nothing about it asked her for one.

Before You Start

Questions?

Everything you need to know about AlbumLinks.

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Your albums belong to you.
Not your streaming service.

Start with the app—it's free, and it's yours in about ten seconds. Save the albums you love, open them on any streaming service, and add tags whenever you want the records on your shelf to do the same.

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