Song and album ratings
Score individual songs and full albums on a ten-point scale, with the option to rate both the song and its album.
Rate.fm
Rate.fm is an iPhone app for rating songs and albums out of 10, writing reviews, and keeping a personal music history. It connects with Apple Music and Spotify and adds friend-based charts and critic scores for music discovery.
Music ratings and discovery in one iPhone app
Rate.fm is a music rating and discovery app for iPhone. It lets listeners score songs and albums out of 10, write reviews, retain their listening history, and build a personal catalog of music they have liked or disliked.
The app connects with Apple Music and Spotify to identify what is playing, then supports rating from within the app or from the Lock Screen. It also combines friend-based charts with critic scores, giving users personal, social, and editorial context when exploring music.
Features
Listening-aware rating
Detects what you are currently listening to through Apple Music or Spotify so you can rate it from the app without searching for the release afterward.
Lock Screen controls
Lets you rate music directly from the iPhone Lock Screen while you listen.
Personal music shelf
Keeps a catalog of your ratings and listening history so you can review music you have logged over time.
Community and critic context
Shows charts based on what friends have scored and includes critic scores from publications and critics such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, The Guardian, NME, and Billboard.
Reviews with playback
Provides access to music-related reviews and lets users play what they are reading about, according to the site’s comparison table.
Use cases
Rate music in the moment
Log quick opinions on songs or albums as they play without interrupting listening to search for the release later.
Maintain a personal music catalog
Build a long-term personal shelf of albums and songs you have enjoyed or disliked, then revisit your listening history.
Explore through friends
Use friend-based charts to see what people in your network are scoring and discover releases through listener activity rather than only editorial recommendations.
Add critic context
Compare your own impressions with scores and writing from publications and critics listed by Rate.fm, including Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, and The Guardian.
Read and listen together
Browse music reviews and play the release being discussed from the same experience, where supported by the app.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports ratings for both songs and albums.
- Offers one-tap and Lock Screen rating while music is playing.
- Combines a personal rating shelf with friend-based charts and critic scores.
- The site states that the service is free, with no ads or subscription.
- Includes critic coverage from multiple named music publications and critics.
Cons
- The current source confirms an iPhone experience; Android availability is described only as a waitlist.
- The available evidence does not explain the full Apple Music or Spotify connection setup, export options, or rating-history limits.
FAQ
Which platforms does Rate.fm support?
Rate.fm is presented as a native iPhone app. The site says Android users can join a waitlist, but it does not provide an Android release date or feature details.
What can I rate in Rate.fm?
You can score songs and albums out of 10, and the site says you can rate directly from the app or from the Lock Screen while listening.
Does Rate.fm work with Apple Music and Spotify?
The service can connect with Apple Music and Spotify to detect what you are listening to. The available source does not document the complete connection or permission workflow.
How much does Rate.fm cost?
Rate.fm says it is completely free, with no ads and no subscription. The available pricing page is not available, so plan limits and future pricing details are not documented.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Music rating and discovery
- Primary platform
- iPhone
- Rating scale
- Out of 10
- Music services
- Apple Music and Spotify
- Pricing claim
- Free; no ads or subscription stated
- Website
- rate.fm
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