Two months ago we launched a test version of Factory.fm, the third and flagship app in the Oscillator family. Factory.fm is similar to “Letterboxd” or “Goodreads” but for music — you can track your favorite records, rate or review albums and discover new music from your friends. After several weeks in private alpha, we’re opening up to everyone with a full desktop version, fresh design and improved UI. It’s also the first step to Factory.fm becoming your “Forever Music Profile,” powered by ou...

Movie lovers have Letterboxd.Book lovers have Goodreads.Now ... music lovers have Factory.fm.---------Factory.fm is a simple app for logging your fav...

Six months ago we announced Oscillator. I want to share an update on our journey and introduce you to our next big step: Factory.

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