Ripple: Swipe Your Music
iOS app by Theodore Faraut Schwieg. Music · Theodore Faraut Schwieg
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.82.4
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-12
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Store description excerpt
A track plays. You listen. You swipe. Right, you keep it. Left, you pass. And everything lands straight in your real Apple Music library. THREE WAYS TO PLAY SORT: finally get through that giant playlist, or your whole library. Start at any track, not just the first. BUILD: type a playlist name. It's created on your first swipe, then fills up swipe after swipe. EXPLORE: swipe your Apple Music mixes and recommendations. Add the gems, skip the rest. HOW IT WORKS Every track auto-plays its Apple Music preview. You just decide. Swipe right for a Love, or to add the track to the playlist you picked. Swipe left to pass. In Favorites mode, the Love is removed. Strong buzz right, soft buzz left. QUICK ANSWERS Does it delete anything? Ripple never deletes a track from your library or your playlists. Is it paid? No. Free, no ads, no in-app purchases, no account to create. My huge playlist? Thousands of tracks, no problem. One sitting? No. Stop whenever you want, pick up exactly where you left off. Does it work with Spotify? No. Ripple is built for Apple Music, nothing else. THE DETAILS • Swipe your entire library, not just playlists • Sort by title, artist, album, duration, date added, release date or playlist order • Switch between Favorites and Playlist mode anytime • End-of-session stats: added, skipped, ratio, duration, speed • Dark mode included Requires an Apple Music subscription. iOS 15+. Listen. Decide. Swipe.
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