MusicHarbor - Track New Music

Name: MusicHarbor - Track New Music
Rating: 4.7 (1667 reviews)
Author: Loop Apps LTDA

By: Loop Apps LTDA App

Find album releases by artist

Overview

Version:

5.3.8

Last updated: 2026-09-13

Ranking

#43,651 ▼ 44

Overall

Features & Capabilities

MusicHarbor helps music fans discover and track new releases from their favorite artists and record labels. Follow unlimited artists, view releases in a chronological timeline, preview upcoming albums and singles, and filter music by album, single, EP, remix, live, or acoustic formats.

Track music videos, artist news, concerts, album reviews, charts, and anniversaries in one customizable app. Import artists from Apple Music, Spotify, Last.fm, or your local library, add releases to playlists or calendars, and receive updates through Home Screen, Lock Screen, and Control Center widgets. MusicHarbor also supports dark mode, custom app icons, bookmarks, Shortcuts automation, and direct links to streaming services.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Entertainment News & Magazines Calendar

By:

Loop Apps LTDA

Rating:

4.70

(1,667) 1 new ratings

Version:

5.3.8 Last updated: 2026-09-13

Version code:

891269917

Creation date:

2018-11-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

55.94MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 43,651 ▼ 44

Other rankings

#16 in More to Explore #23 in Essential Music Apps

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Loop Apps LTDA

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/musicharbor-track-new-music/id1440405750

Website:

https://marcosatanaka.com

User Reviews

MusicHarbor's strongest points are its excellent release tracking, calendar integration, polished UI, and solid cross‑service integration with Apple Music and Spotify. Reviewers repeatedly praise how it helps users stay up to date on new music across many artists, and how the app presents releases cleanly with minimal clutter. However, persistent complaints focus on pricing shifts to a subscription model, limits on how many artists can be followed without paying, reliability issues like frequent crashes, and ongoing problems with Spotify/Apple Music integration and purchase restoration. These concerns detract from what many find to be a best-in-class release tracker.

Pros

Excellent release tracking that surfaces new singles, albums, features, and surprise drops reliably.
Calendar integration helps you stay up to date with upcoming releases.
Polished, fast UI that feels native and easy to navigate.
Strong cross-service integration with Apple Music and Spotify for quick listening.

Cons

Subscription pricing is considered too expensive, with users unhappy about switching from one-time unlocks to a recurring fee.
Follow limit of about 20 artists unless you subscribe; unlimited following is not available.
Reliability issues including startup crashes and crashes when navigating key sections.
Spotify/Apple Music integration issues and errors, including failed imports and sync problems.
Inability to restore previous purchases after pricing/model changes.

Recent reviews

I tried this app five years ago and gave up after getting mediocre support. I tried again recently because it’s gotten some attention but it’s just a broken mess. It crashes constantly and does not sync well between devices at all. I’m following about a thousand artists and the app doesn’t handle it well at all. It’s clearly built for Apple Music and Spotify functionality is a lower priority. Lastly, they just got rid of all the different app icons, which is frustrating after buying the app. Anyone who needs this functionality should use Crabhands, which adds all new releases to a playlist without even needing to open the app.

by Ja*****, 2026-09-04

This app is great, I’ve had it for some time now. Just two quick things I want to say: Bring back ALL of the app icons we paid for. And if possible, bring colored accents to the UI and that sort.