Questions about Bachlog

Early Access

Is Bachlog only for classical music?

No. Classical music is where Bachlog's work-and-recording model is most visible, and jazz is another strong use case. Its discovery, ratings, wishlist, journal, and listening-history tools are designed for music broadly.

What does Early Access include?

Early Access will introduce the product gradually while the core discovery, library, listening, and reflection experience is completed. Availability and limits may change before launch.

Does Bachlog create playlists automatically?

No. Bachlog proposes a playlist or listening path; writing one into your library always waits for your confirmation, and a confirmed playlist carries the [Bachlog] prefix. Classical paths keep complete works together from one coherent recording.

Which music services will be supported?

Provider availability will be confirmed with Early Access invitations. Bachlog's product architecture starts with Apple Music and keeps catalog resolution behind verified product interfaces.

Is the pricing final?

No. The Free and Plus plans are placeholders for Early Access planning. Features, limits, and prices may change before public launch.

Questions about the plans are on the pricing page.

The apps

Can I use Bachlog on my phone, my Mac, or my TV?

Bachlog runs on the web first. Native apps for iPhone and iPad, Mac, and Apple TV are built alongside it, with invitations to follow as each platform's build is approved; a watch companion for what's playing is built alongside them.

Is there an app on the App Store?

Not yet. The apps are built alongside the web app; TestFlight invitations follow as each platform's build is approved.

Your data

Does Bachlog track me?

No. The site and the product carry no advertising, no third-party analytics, no tracking pixels, and no cookie banner. In Bachlog, analytics means your own listening statistics.

Where does my listening record live?

In one Bachlog, run by its owner, that you are invited to. The record is yours.

How do I sign in?

With a passkey, not a password; the Apple apps pair with your account from the web.