Label Mate - Scan a Record, Hear the Music, Print a Label.

New in 1.8.9

Stickers: The sleeve itself, on peel-off stock. The biggest square of cover art the label will hold, with the artist and title in whatever room is left over. On 70×80mm that’s a band under the art; on 50×80mm the caption turns and reads up the side like a spine. Stick them on the sleeve, the divider, or the crate.
Mini OBI: The art band on its own, without the spine text. Four to a sheet instead of two, on Letter or Legal, for when you want the picture across the spines and not the full strip.
The M220, and 70×80mm stock: Label Mate now prints to the Phomemo M220 over Bluetooth: 560 dots across instead of the M110’s 384, so a seller tag or a four‑track DJ label fits on one die‑cut label. The stock picker now shows which printers take the stock you picked, and says so when the one you own doesn’t.

The results row now leads with what a record typically sells for, not the cheapest copy listed. A leading ~ marks the difference.
Long-press an empty BPM or key chip and Label Mate works it out from the Apple Music preview.
Set a quick print in the Print Hub, then right-swipe any scan result to print it with no confirmation.
Linking a barcode searches Discogs inside the app instead of sending you off to look up a URL.
A visible Remove from crate button on the record card, instead of hiding in the menu.
Rules and separators print solid black at a real thickness, so they show up on the 2.4" roll.

Scan a Record
Hear the Music
Print a Label