Opus helps Apple Music listeners follow new releases from artists they care about. Its timeline shows recent albums, EPs, and singles alongside announced upcoming releases, with badges for music the user has not opened yet. Users can search an artist's discography, receive release alerts, filter out selected release types or keywords, and use a Home Screen widget or Siri to check what is next. Opus can sync followed artists through iCloud and add releases to an Apple Music library with Pro. The app is free to use, but some features require an Opus Pro subscription. Full-song playback and adding music to a library require a separate Apple Music subscription.
Opus • Music Tracker
A music release tracker that follows Apple Music artists and organizes new and upcoming releases in one timeline.
By Paulo RubertoReleased 2026/10/12No ratings yetOfficial store informationPublished 2026/11/04Checked 2026-11-04
Overview
A closer look at Opus • Music Tracker.
A closer look
App screenshots
Choose with confidence
The useful details.
What it does
- Follow artists from the Apple Music catalog and browse their discographies.
- See new and upcoming releases in a searchable timeline.
- Receive release announcements and day-of-release alerts.
- Use a widget, Siri, iCloud sync, and optional automatic library additions.
A good fit for
- Apple Music listeners who want to track releases from selected artists.
Worth knowing
- Full-song playback and adding tracks to an Apple Music library require an Apple Music subscription.
- Some Opus features require Opus Pro; current subscription prices were not stated in the captured listing.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is Opus • Music Tracker used for?
A music release tracker that follows Apple Music artists and organizes new and upcoming releases in one timeline.
What can you do with Opus • Music Tracker?
Follow artists from the Apple Music catalog and browse their discographies. See new and upcoming releases in a searchable timeline. Receive release announcements and day-of-release alerts. Use a widget, Siri, iCloud sync, and optional automatic library additions.
Who is Opus • Music Tracker designed for?
Apple Music listeners who want to track releases from selected artists.
What should you know before downloading Opus • Music Tracker?
Full-song playback and adding tracks to an Apple Music library require an Apple Music subscription. Some Opus features require Opus Pro; current subscription prices were not stated in the captured listing.
Does Opus • Music Tracker include paid features?
Opus Pro is an optional subscription for selected automation and alert features; check the App Store for current pricing and terms.
Which platforms support Opus • Music Tracker?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
Keep exploring
More apps that might be a good fit.
Syntheremin: Theremin Synth
Syntheremin uses iPhone hand tracking to turn air gestures into continuous pitch, volume, filter changes and layered harmony without touching the screen.
Title Card: Media Diary
Title Card is an on-device media diary for movies, TV, books and podcasts, with notes, ratings, annual top tens, imports and backup exports.
Groupiez: Local Concerts
Groupiez logs concert memories and upcoming shows, discovers nearby events and fans, and supports taste matching, chats and live-music recaps.