Tune Shelf Notes

Tune Shelf Notes is a music catalog app built for people who want more control over how they organize and annotate their playlist collections.

Every playlist entry can have custom tags attached to it, personal notes, and a priority level — so you can describe what a collection means to you, not just what it is. The catalog lives entirely on your device, with no account required and no data sent anywhere.

The home screen shows a grid of sections, each one a different way to slice your catalog. Tap into any section to browse, add, or edit entries. You can switch between compact rows, card layout, and grid view depending on how much detail you want to see at a glance.

Sorting works by date added, alphabetically by name, or by the priority you assign. A default sort preference saves your choice across sessions.

The app ships with a few named color themes — two light and two dark — so the interface can match your environment or taste. Haptic feedback on interactions is optional and can be turned off in settings.

Empty sections show a dashed placeholder card with a plus icon. Tap it to add your first entry. No tutorial overlays, no onboarding walls — just a direct path to building your catalog.

Everything stays local. No sync, no login, no cloud dependency. The app works fully offline after install.