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A private journal for music you want to remember.

Coming soon to TestFlight

The Albums tab: records ranked inside the Loved it tier, each with a position badge and a score from 10.0 down.
Placed number 5 of 5: your fifth ranked show. Jamie xx at Brooklyn Mirage, ranked first with a 10.0 and a radar thumbnail. A capture note tagging @Four Tet, suggesting the venue Monarch. A Sick Transition marker between Pilot Jones and Crack Rock.

Ranked by feel.
Scored by position.

Comparison-first. You never type a number. Pick a tier, answer a few head-to-heads, and Deck places the record. The score comes from where it lands.

10.0 9.1 8.2 7.3
How was it? Three tier cards: Loved it, It was fine, Not for me.
Round 2: Which record is better? Antidawn by Burial against Selected Ambient Works 85–92.

Every listen is a new version. Log a record again and the old take stays. The history shows how it grew on you.

Listening history for channel ORANGE: up 8.6 since the first listen.

Tiers first, then order. Loved it, it was fine, not for me. Inside each tier, position sets the score.

The end of the Loved it tier and the start of It was fine, with scores from 6.4 down to 2.7.

Mark tracks with a tap. Key track, skip, best transition. Marks belong to the recording, so they carry across reissues and remasters.

A tracklist with hearts on Thinkin Bout You and Pyramids and a skip mark on Fertilizer.
A Sick Transition marker between Pilot Jones and Crack Rock.

A fingerprint,
not a score.

Five axes. Drag each point. Track selection, energy and crowd, sound, visuals, and moments. Two nights that scored the same can look nothing alike.

What was it like? A radar with five draggable points for Peggy Gou: energy 9.5, moments 9, visuals 3.5.
Jamie xx at Brooklyn Mirage: the finished fingerprint and a written take.

Two nights, side by side. Shows rank the same way records do, with both shapes on screen when you choose.

Which night was better? Justice at Outside Lands against Floating Points at Printworks.

Clubs, arenas, festival sets. Every night keeps its fingerprint in the list, so the ranking reads at a glance.

The Live shows tab: Jamie xx, Floating Points, Bicep and Overmono ranked, each with a small radar.

The lineup, on your Lock Screen. On festival days a Live Activity shows what's on now, what's next, and which stage.

9:41

Outside Lands · Saturday

Justice

8:00 – 9:15 · Twin Peaks

Next · Tyler · in 42 min · Lands End

Illustration

Write it down
before it fades.

Quick capture, for 1am. Type @ to tag an artist or venue as you go. Notes from the night are waiting when you log the show.

The Capture card: a note about Four Tet with an @Mona tag suggesting the venue Monarch.

Stock iOS, all the way down. System controls and Liquid Glass chrome. Your records supply the colour.

Deck's tab bar in Liquid Glass, floating over a ranked album row, next to the add button.

Private by design.

A journal, not a social network. Nothing you log is public.

  • No account

    Open it and start.

  • Stays on your iPhone

    No Deck server holds your journal.

  • On-device AI

    Tag suggestions never leave the phone.

  • No ads or trackers

    Nothing watches what you log.

Coming soon to TestFlight.

Deck is in daily testing on iPhone now. A public beta opens on TestFlight soon.

Public beta opening soon