CD Wally: Album Player

Name: CD Wally: Album Player
Rating: 5 (6 reviews)
Author: DGR Labs

By: DGR Labs

Your personal music collection

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Features & Capabilities

Streaming gives you 100 million songs. CD Wally gives you your albums. A curated set of CDs you flip through and play whole, just like having a CD collection again.

JUST YOUR MUSIC, NOT THE ENDLESS CATALOG Streaming is infinite. CD Wally is personal. Pick the albums that matter to you right now, and they appear as discs in a CD wallet you flip through on your iPhone or iPad. Tap an album, hear the whole thing.

Not every track ever recorded. Just your albums, right now.

THE CD WALLET EXPERIENCE, BROUGHT TO LIFE CD Wally recreates the tactile experience of a zippered CD wallet, complete with translucent woven sleeves and realistic disc rendering. Flip through your albums by cover art, memory, and mood, not by searching a bottomless catalog.

ALBUMS, PLAYED WHOLE CD Wally is built around the album as a complete work. No shuffle. No algorithmic reordering. Tap a disc, and it plays front to back, the way the artist intended. It gently pulls you away from single-track grazing and back into the full-album experience.

YOUR "RIGHT NOW" COLLECTION Build a wallet for the season you're in: summer drives, comfort albums, a workout rotation, late-night headphones, road-trip essentials. Swap albums in and out whenever you want by updating your "CDs" playlist in Apple Music.

REQUIRES APPLE MUSIC CD Wally works with your existing Apple Music subscription. Create a playlist titled "CDs" and add at least one track from each album you want in your wallet. That's it. Your collection builds itself.

A PLAYER WITH REAL CD VIBES Tap a disc and CD Wally opens its own player: • Your CD spins up and plays • Full track list with the current track highlighted • Player controls for listening, not grazing

FOR THOSE WITH AN EYE FOR THE DETAILS • Subtle iridescent highlights on the disc edge and clamp ring respond naturally to light • Discs spin at Red Book–accurate constant linear velocity • Buttery-smooth 120fps animations on iPad with ProMotion

FREE TO DOWNLOAD The free version includes a 6-disc wallet with full functionality. Upgrade to unlock larger wallets (24 or 48 discs). One-time purchase -- no subscription.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

DGR Labs

Rating:

5.00

(6) 5.00

Version:

2.3.0 Last updated: 2026-05-08

Version code:

885407611

Creation date:

2026-02-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

40.39MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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Developed by:

DGR Labs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cd-wally-album-player/id6758398992

User Reviews

I hadn’t listened to some of my favorite albums all the way through in years until I loaded them into this app.

by C/*****, 2026-04-16

I leave it on my desk to play when working on long assignments. Better than whatever the Spotify dj is doing.

by Wo*****, 2026-03-07

I didn’t expect an app to make me nostalgic for a zip-up CD wallet… but here we are. CD Wally somehow captures that exact late-80s/90s ritual: flipping through plastic sleeves, spotting an album you forgot you loved, and committing to listening to the whole thing. No endless scrolling, no algorithm, no shuffle roulette- just albums, the way they were meant to be heard. The visual details are really good. The discs spin up, the sleeves feel right, and the whole experience scratches that “digging through the car CD wallet on a road trip” itch. What really surprised me is how it changes how you listen. Instead of grazing tracks, you actually rediscover albums again. Turns out the album format still works. If you grew up with a visor-mounted CD wallet in your car or a Case Logic binder under the passenger seat, this app will hit you right in the nostalgia center. 1988 called. It wants its CD wallet back. And honestly… I’m keeping it.