Airbuds Widget

Music · Free #40

4.8 (159K ratings)

App Store screenshot 1 of Airbuds Widget: FRIENDS' MUSIC ON YOUR HOMESCREEN

“FRIENDS' MUSIC ON YOUR HOMESCREEN”

App Store screenshot 2 of Airbuds Widget: CHECK YOUR WEEKLY RECAP

“CHECK YOUR WEEKLY RECAP”

App Store screenshot 3 of Airbuds Widget: SNOOP ON REPEATERS

“SNOOP ON REPEATERS”

App Store screenshot 4 of Airbuds Widget: NEW CREATE YOUR SPACE

“NEW CREATE YOUR SPACE”

App Store screenshot 5 of Airbuds Widget: FIND YOUR TUNE TWINS

“FIND YOUR TUNE TWINS”

App Store screenshot 6 of Airbuds Widget: GET REACTION STICKERS

“GET REACTION STICKERS”

App Store screenshot 7 of Airbuds Widget: MUSIC COMPATIBILITY

“MUSIC COMPATIBILITY”

App Store screenshot 8 of Airbuds Widget: ASK MUSIC QUESTIONS

“ASK MUSIC QUESTIONS”

App Store screenshot 9 of Airbuds Widget: GET THE #1 ARTIST FAN

“GET THE #1 ARTIST FAN”

App Store screenshot 10 of Airbuds Widget: WANT SOME QUIET TIME? ENABLE GHOST MODE

“WANT SOME QUIET TIME? ENABLE GHOST MODE”

A closer look at the screenshots

Screenshot 1 of Airbuds Widget: FRIENDS' MUSIC ON YOUR HOMESCREEN
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A music widget appears on a phone home screen.

Screenshot 2 of Airbuds Widget: CHECK YOUR WEEKLY RECAP
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A glowing widget border and pointing symbol mark a recap.

Screenshot 3 of Airbuds Widget: SNOOP ON REPEATERS
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An album cover carries a repeat-count sticker.

Screenshot 4 of Airbuds Widget: NEW CREATE YOUR SPACE
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A colorful pinboard combines lyrics, playlists, and links.

Screenshot 5 of Airbuds Widget: FIND YOUR TUNE TWINS
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Hearts and music-note stickers surround a matching view.

Screenshot 6 of Airbuds Widget: GET REACTION STICKERS
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Reaction stickers extend outside the phone frame.

Screenshot 7 of Airbuds Widget: MUSIC COMPATIBILITY
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A compatibility score appears between two friends with crystal-ball props.

Screenshot 8 of Airbuds Widget: ASK MUSIC QUESTIONS
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Named friends answer a song-related prompt.

Screenshot 9 of Airbuds Widget: GET THE #1 ARTIST FAN
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A listener receives an artist-specific top badge.

Screenshot 10 of Airbuds Widget: WANT SOME QUIET TIME? ENABLE GHOST MODE
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A privacy control accompanies the quiet-time message.

About this app

Airbuds is a widget for best friends to share their listening activity. You and your friends can see what each other are listening to right on your home screens. You can react to songs, play music on the app, and start a conversation. Every Sunday you will receive a recap of your music to share with friends or to your socials. It makes you feel closer to your friends through the music they’re listening to in real time, and to yourself-- authentically sharing your music back to them. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Sign up with Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, SoundCloud, Audiomack or Deezer and add the widget to your home screen 2. See what your friends are listening to 3. React to songs, play music on the app, and start a convo. 4. Check your Weekly Recap every Sunday. Unleash your creativity with Space Profile! Customize your profile with music, images, and text tiles to showcase your unique vibe.

Headlines in this set

10 screenshots · 10 with a headline

  1. “FRIENDS' MUSIC ON YOUR HOMESCREEN”

    Friends' music and homescreen states both content source and display location.

  2. “CHECK YOUR WEEKLY RECAP”

    Weekly gives the recap a recurring schedule.

  3. “SNOOP ON REPEATERS”

    Snoop makes play-count browsing sound like playful social discovery.

  4. “NEW CREATE YOUR SPACE”

    Your space presents customization as personal identity.

  5. “FIND YOUR TUNE TWINS”

    Tune twins gives shared music taste a friendly name.

  6. “GET REACTION STICKERS”

    Get reaction stickers emphasizes expressive responses to listening activity.

  7. “MUSIC COMPATIBILITY”

    Music compatibility labels a shared-taste comparison.

  8. “ASK MUSIC QUESTIONS”

    Ask gives users a way to start a music conversation.

  9. “GET THE #1 ARTIST FAN”

    Number-one artist fan turns listening frequency into a personal title.

  10. “WANT SOME QUIET TIME? ENABLE GHOST MODE”

    The question acknowledges a pause from sharing and immediately names its control.

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