- Tag, genre, and style suggestions. When you assign tags, genres, or styles to an album, the app can suggest existing ones that fit it, based on its title and description. Suggestions are never applied on their own: you decide. They are created using Apple Intelligence, Apple's privacy-conscious technology. - Apple Intelligence setting. In Settings, under Configurations, you will find a switch to turn the Apple Intelligence features on or off. - Siri and Shortcuts integration. Music Tracker offers many actions for Siri and Shortcuts, with improved integrations. You can automate how you manage your collection and get your content (albums, spaces, artists) as an image, a PDF, or rich text. You can also search and filter more precisely, for example by added date, purchase date, price, release year, rating, or favorites. - Statistics and spending with Siri and Shortcuts. You can ask for figures about your collection: a summary (how many albums you have, the breakdown by format, and the decade you collect the most), how much you spent in total or over a period and in each currency, the artists and genres you collect the most, and the albums you lent out. - Spotlight search. Your albums appear in the system Spotlight search, so you can find and open them quickly from outside the app. - Suggestions to reopen albums. The albums you open most often can appear in system suggestions, and your library widget can appear in the widget Smart Stack. - Siri and Shortcuts understand what is on screen. You can use Siri or a shortcut to act on the album, space, artist, quote, or note you are currently viewing. - Export and sharing. You can export an album, a space, or an artist as PDF or CSV, and share an album, a space, an artist, a quote, or a note as an image, a PDF, or text. - A new way to import from another app. Importing has been rebuilt from the ground up. Choose the file the other app gave you and Music Tracker works out which app wrote it and what is inside; if it does not recognize it, you say which column holds what, and the app fills in most of that for you. Before anything is written you see, row by row, what will happen: what is coming in, what looks like an album you already have, and what stays out. At the end you get a summary you can keep, and any rows that could not be imported come back as a file with your own columns plus one explaining why, so you can fix those rows and import just them. - Update the albums you already have. Importing is no longer only about adding. When an album in your file is already in your library, you choose whether to fill in only what is missing or let the file replace what you had written. You can decide for every row at once, or change your mind on a single row. - More forgiving library search. When you search the albums already in your library, the search now ignores case, accents, and punctuation and also looks through your tags, genres, and spaces, so you can find an album even when you type only part of the title or leave out accents. - Improved title sorting. Alphabetical order is more consistent and ignores case and accents, and you can choose to ignore leading articles (The, A, …). If anything ever looks out of order, a new "Repair search and sorting" option in Settings rebuilds the data used to search and sort. Some of these features require a device compatible with Apple Intelligence and a recent version of iOS. Music Tracker is crafted by an indie developer. Your feedback and suggestions help shape future updates. If you find the app useful, a review would mean a lot. For any support, contact me at support@musictracker.app. Simone