When you have a song idea, you just want to press record and focus on your music. Instead, you need to unlock your phone, find your recording app on your home screen, open it and press record. It's not a terrible flow, but Apple added a dedicated button for the

Share your band practices, organise a setlist, and brainstorm on ideas - with the new collaborative mixtapes.

This July, we've added cloud backups and synchronisation between devices to Tape It. While your tapes were always backed up as part of your iCloud backup if you had enabled those, you couldn't automatically share them between your iPhone and, say, your iPad. Now your tapes are automatically synced -

Tape It now supports USB audio interfaces directly on your phone. It's as simple as plugging it in and hitting the big red record button.

Airdrop your tapes to your Mac, get creative in your DAW, and airdrop the result back into Tape It.

We're huge fans of simplicity at Tape It. We believe that less is more, and it shows throughout our app design. But sometimes, more is more: in today's update, we're doubling the number of instruments that you can tag your tapes with.

Happy new year! 🎊 We have something special for you to kick off 2022. Introducing Mixtapes This was the number one feature you asked for. You can now group your tapes into mixtapes. When you add a tape to a mixtape, it directly shows on the tape. It's a small touch,