How Bachlog works
Connect your listening context.
A supported music service, your library, ratings, wishlist, and history.
Let Bachlog learn the shape of your taste.
It learns from what you keep, rate, revisit, and write about. Uncertain catalog matches fail closed.
Discover, listen, and reflect.
Follow a path, confirm anything outward, and let it inform the next discovery.
Playlists you confirm
Ask for a playlist in your own words and bounds. Where playlist commissioning is enabled for your account, confirm the proposal and a real [Bachlog] playlist is written into your library.
[Bachlog] Evening strings
Late Romantic strings, unhurried — around your Elgar listening.
Cello Concerto in E minor, Op. 85
Edward Elgar
Jacqueline du Pré · London Symphony Orchestra · John Barbirolli
Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Academy of St Martin in the Fields · Neville Marriner
Total 1h00
Confirm playlistWork and recording comparison
Open a work and see every recording of it you own, and rate the ones that matter to you; finding more in the catalog is built alongside and follows as its deployment is confirmed.
Today's path
A focused listening session for today, drawn from your own record, with the reason each step belongs with you — adjust it, or start with what's available.
Today in Bachlog
- 01
Partita No. 2 in C minor, BWV 826
Angela Hewitt
- 02
Fantasiestücke, Op. 73
Sol Gabetta · Bertrand Chamayou
repertoire-gap - 03
Peace Piece
Bill Evans
revisit
Bach thinks
You have circled the late quartets all week; this evening leans quieter without leaving them behind.
Repertoire gaps
Your map of the unexplored — the eras, composers, and works just beyond your collection — read as room to explore, never as a score.
The journal and ratings
Notes attached to the works, recordings, and moments they belong to, and ratings with context — never a social performance.
Listening overview
Time, creators, periods, discovery and return, ratings and moods, for the period you choose — with explicit periods, and missing history disclosed, never counted as zero.
24 h 10 m
+3 h 20 m vs. previous 30 days
61
+9
18
+2
- J. S. Bach
- Schumann
- Bill Evans
The Apple platforms
One library, one record, one quiet curator. Bachlog runs on the web first, with native apps for iPhone and iPad, Mac, and Apple TV built alongside it, and invitations to follow as each platform's build is approved. A watch companion for what's playing is built alongside them.
In development
Ask Bach: short, Bach-led conversations about your listening, with a programme you can turn into a playlist.
Ask Bach is in development and not yet available.
About these previews
Bachlog is still in development. These interface previews reflect the current product design and may change before Early Access.
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