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Rate albums out of 100
Music Rating App
.wavScore albums out of 100, build a visual library of the records that define you, make tier lists, and follow people whose taste you trust — not an algorithm, not a playlist, and no aggregate star score.
Side A · Library
Pin the records that belong at the front of the crate. Your library is the first thing people see on your profile — a shorthand for who you are without saying a word. Reorder it any time.
Build your library →Side B · Ratings
Score albums out of 100. No half-stars, no aggregate average, no algorithmic nudge — just your honest number. Ratings show up on your profile timeline so others can see what moved you and when.
Rate an album →Side C · Tier list
Drag records into S, A, B, C, and D. The tier list is the fastest way to spell out the hierarchy of a year, a genre, or an artist catalogue — and it's built for sharing.
Build a tier list →Side D · Discover
Discover surfaces albums rated highly by people whose taste overlaps with yours. No editorial picks, no playlist algorithms — just records that real listeners actually loved.
Dig the crates →Side E · Social
See what the people you follow are rating in real time. Their signal feeds your queue; your signal feeds theirs. Music taste is social — the feed makes that visible.
Explore the feed →Side F · Pro
Unlimited tier lists, custom themes, video year-end recap, advanced stats, and an ad-free experience. $4/mo or $36/yr.
See Goat Pro →01
Connect with Google, Spotify, or Apple Music. Your listening history pulls in automatically so you're rating what you actually played — not what you searched for.
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Score albums out of 100 as you listen. Pin the ones that matter to your library. Takes about thirty seconds per record — less if you use Siri.
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Find friends and strangers whose taste lines up with yours. Their ratings seed your queue; your ratings seed theirs. No algorithm in between.
Native iOS and Android apps are in the works. Same library, ratings, and tier lists — optimised for the moment the album ends. The web app works great on mobile in the meantime. Sign up for Pro updates →
Goat Music has an open API and first-party integrations for voice, keyboard, and AI assistant workflows — so rating never interrupts the listening.
Apple Shortcuts & Siri
"Hey Siri, rate this album" — works mid-listen. Add it to the Action Button or a Lock Screen widget for zero-friction rating from anywhere on iOS.
Install the shortcut →Raycast
The Goat Music Raycast extension gives you Rate album, My top albums, and Today's prompt from any Mac app. Same API token, no extra setup.
Get the Raycast extension →Open API
Token-based API with read:catalog and write:rating scopes. Wire it into automations, personal dashboards, or any tool that speaks HTTP. Generate a token at /account/mcp.
Get an API token →Goat Music is a free music rating app for people who take albums seriously. You score records out of 100, build a visual library of the ones that define you, build tier lists, and follow people whose taste lines up with yours. No aggregate score, no algorithm — just your ear.
Yes — Goat Music is free to use. Sign in with Google, Spotify, or Apple Music and you can start rating albums immediately. The free tier includes ratings, a visual library, one tier list, and the social feed.
Connect Spotify or Apple Music and your recent listening history pulls in automatically — so you're rating what you actually played, not what you searched for. Each rating is timestamped and shows up in your profile timeline.
Yes. The Goat Music Apple Shortcut lets you say "Hey Siri, rate on Goat" or "Hey Siri, rate this album" while music is playing. You can also add the shortcut to the iOS Action Button (iPhone 15 Pro+) for a single-press rating from any screen.
The tier list lets you drag albums into S, A, B, C, and D tiers. Use it for a year-end ranking, a genre deep dive, or a definitive artist catalogue order. Tier lists are shareable and show up on your public profile.
That's the closest shorthand — a human-scale social layer for albums instead of films. You rate, log, and share what you listen to, and follow people whose recommendations you trust. Goat Music isn't affiliated with Letterboxd — the comparison just describes the format.
Yes. Goat Music has a public API with token-based auth. You can use it with Apple Shortcuts, the Raycast extension, or any tool that supports HTTP. Generate a token at /account/mcp.
You control it. Every profile has a privacy toggle. Keep your ratings and library private, or publish a public page at goatmusic.me/@yourname so friends can follow along and see what you've been listening to.
Free to start. No credit card. Rate the first album in thirty seconds.
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