Wallbum: Album Art Wall

Wallbum turns your Apple Music library into a wall of album art. One tap plays the album from its first track.

A WALL, NOT A LIST
Every album you have added to your library, edge to edge, covers only. No rows of text, no chrome, no tab bar. Pinch with two fingers to fit two, three or four across; it remembers what you chose.

ONE TAP, ONE ALBUM
Tap a cover and the album plays from track one — the way a record does. Tap the one already playing and it pauses instead of starting over.

PRESS AND HOLD FOR THE TRACKS
A cover flips to show its tracklist. Tap any track to start from there, and the cover flips back.

TURN IT SIDEWAYS
Landscape becomes Cover Flow: the centre album enlarged, the ones beside it angled back and dimmed. Wherever you were on the wall is where it opens, and turning upright puts you back in the same place.

THE ROOM CHANGES COLOUR
Behind the covers, an ambient glow takes its colour from the album that is playing, and fades to the next one over about half a second. The playing cover floats, with a slow pulse around its edge.

BUILT FOR 120Hz
Artwork is downsampled to exactly what the screen needs and cached on the device, requested before it scrolls into view and released after it leaves. Reduce Motion is respected: the pulse and the 3D rotation give way to plain cross-fades, and nothing is lost.

QUIET BY DESIGN
No accounts. No sign-in. No analytics. No advertising. No third-party tracking. Nothing about your library or what you played leaves your device — there is no server of ours to send it to.

FREE AND FULL
Free: 50 albums on the wall, and everything else — playing whole albums, the tracklist flip, pinch to zoom, Cover Flow, the ambient glow, the now-playing capsule. Nothing is held back.

Full library: a one-time purchase that lifts the 50-album limit, so the wall holds as many albums as your library does. Not a subscription — nothing renews.

Requires iOS 16. Streaming albums from the Apple Music catalogue needs an active Apple Music subscription; albums downloaded to the device, and files you added to your library yourself, play without one.