coverseen

The main feed is now live on coverseen @coverseenapp Now you can see everything happening across the platform in one place: memories credits collections Music releases mark moments in people’s lives. Where you were. Who you were with. What it meant to you. Coverseen gives those memories a home. Alongside the people who made the release and the fans who love and cherish them.

coverseen v0.5.03 is here! @coverseenapp New build is live. A big round of improvements went in today. As always, your feedback is shaping the product. Memories • New smart prompt system added to help you write memories • Prompts now rotate across discovery, personal moments, and artwork • Year based prompts appear for older releases when available • Draft system improved so unfinished memories load when you return Post Flow • After posting a memory you now see related albums you might want to write about next • New 3×3 discovery grid helps keep the memory flow going Albums • Album years are now more accurate across the platform • New releases going forward store release years correctly Buttons & UI • Add Memory buttons redesigned for better visibility • Stronger hover states and improved interaction feedback Profiles • Profile picture updates now appear instantly after saving • Profile editing flow feels more responsive Onboarding • New guided onboarding experience • Save covers, write your first memory, follow contributors, and set up your profile in a simple flow General Improvements • UI polish across the app • Smoother interactions on mobile • Performance improvements Keep breaking things and sending feedback. The goal is still the same: build the definitive archive of music releases and the people behind them. More updates coming soon.

coverseen v0.5.02 is here! @coverseenapp New build is live. A new round of improvements went in today. As always, your feedback is shaping the product. Profiles • Credit order now saves properly on profiles • Avatar zoom adjustments now save correctly • Profile editing flow feels smoother overall Messaging • Creator profiles now include a Message button • You can start a conversation directly from someone's profile Credits • Credit reordering on mobile is much smoother • Long-press issues on iPhone that interrupted dragging are fixed General Improvements • Mobile interactions across the app feel more responsive • Various UI polish and stability fixes • Performance improvements Keep breaking things and sending feedback. The goal is still the same: build the definitive archive of music releases and the people behind them. More updates coming soon.

coverseen v0.5.01 is here! @coverseenapp New build is live. A bunch of improvements went in today. As always, your feedback is shaping the product. Feed • New People tab added alongside Grid and Memories • Discover contributors across the platform • Leaderboard now highlights active contributors Memories • Character limit increased • Writing experience improved on mobile • Drafts added so you can save memories before posting Collections • Saving albums is faster and more intuitive • Collection picker redesigned • Albums can now be saved directly from search Search • Improved results • Duplicate releases cleaned up • Album artwork previews are larger Profiles • Contributor attribution added to releases • Profiles now show how many albums someone has added General Improvements • Feed duplicates fixed • Various UI improvements • Performance optimizations Keep breaking things and sending feedback. The goal is still the same: build the definitive archive of music releases and the people behind them. More updates coming soon.

Music releases are some of the most influential visual moments in culture. An album cover. A single artwork. A rollout concept. Behind every release are photographers, designers, creative directors, artists, executives, and entire teams shaping how that moment enters the world. Until now, there hasn’t been a place where all of that lives together. Introducing coverseen @coverseenapp the creative credits platform for music releases. On the app you can: • Claim credits across an album or single. Artwork, photography, design, creative direction, rollout contributors, music credits, and executives involved in the release. • Save covers and build collections that show your taste in album artwork and the visuals that define moments in music. • Share memories about a release. The first time you heard it. How the artwork made you feel. Or the story behind how it was created. The goal is simple. To create a living archive around music releases. Who made them. How they came together. And how people experienced them. I’ll be sending Discord invites with the next steps for early access to a very limited group. Comment if you want to be considered. If you get in, your feedback will help shape the future of music. Matt Adam