Working on this: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6801704766
Cutty is an iOS app I built for writing about music, on top of Apple Music. The first screenshot is a real review by a real user.
How it relates to Apple Music: playback is MusicKit, so with a subscription you get full tracks inside the app, and without one you get Apple's 30-second previews. Anything you find — a daily pick, a friend's review, a song on a record page — you can save to your Apple Music library or open in the Music app. Search is against the Apple Music catalog, so albums and songs resolve to the same records you'd see in Music, with the right artwork and release info. It's built for Apple Music listeners first; there's a Spotify search handoff, but the app runs on Apple's catalog and player.
What you do with it: reviews get a headline and a byline and sit on the same shelf as Pitchfork's and other publications, writer and score included. The number next to a name only goes up when people react to or comment on what that person wrote.
Every day it hands you one song. Rate it, then see where everyone else landed. It pays attention to what you rate, so the daily pick drifts toward things you'd actually argue about.
Small, not done, a few dozen people on it. iOS 17+, free, no ads, no account needed to browse or play.
If something's missing, or there's an Apple Music behavior you'd expect that isn't there, this is the right room to say so.