Meadow is an iPhone app where people plant songs around the city.
You have to walk to them. That's it.
Free public beta on TestFlight · iPhone with iOS 26.2 or later
1Where you stand
Pick a track from Apple Music’s catalogue, add a note if you like, and drop it where you are. It stays on that spot for 5 days on a free account, or 30 days with Meadow+, which everyone in the beta has.
2Within 500 m
Seeds near you show up as mysteries. Rustling grass hints at more further out, and the compass points to the nearest one.
3Within 50 m
Step inside the ring and the song reveals itself for good. Collect it and it stays in your garden, even after it leaves the map.
Each seed is a song someone planted at a spot in Toronto, sometimes with a note about why.
Our pick for this corner. Welcome to Meadow.
Picked this up on my lunch walk — instant add.
Been sleeping on this artist, thanks for the wake-up.
This block just got 10x better.
Whoever planted it can say why they picked that spot. Anyone who finds it can reply.
Turn it on for an hour or three. Meadow picks up the seeds you pass and counts them on your Lock Screen.
Daily and weekly quests earn XP. Level up to 50 and climb from Seed to Old Grove.
Pick one in Edit Profile and every seed you plant wears it on the map.
Swap finds, argue about what belongs where, and hear what is being planted before anyone else does.
A seed is a song someone plants at their real location, with an optional personal note. Within 500 metres it shows on your map as a mystery. Walk within 50 metres and the song reveals itself for good: you can hear a 30-second preview and collect it.
No. Meadow plays 30-second previews from Apple’s free catalogue, which needs no subscription or account. To hear the whole song, open it in Apple Music from the seed.
Yes. There is no collecting limit and no garden cap, and the beta costs nothing. During the beta every seed stays on the map for 30 days. After paid launch, seeds from free accounts last 5 days and Meadow+ seeds last 30. Anyone who collects a seed keeps it.
No. You have to be physically nearby to discover a seed. Meadow is made for finding music by going to the places where people left it.
It disappears from the map (after 5 days on a free account, or 30 days with Meadow+, which every beta member has), but anyone who collected it keeps it in their garden.
Right now, through the public beta on TestFlight. Install Apple's free TestFlight app on an iPhone with iOS 26.2 or later, then open the Meadow invite link from this site. There is no App Store listing yet, and Android is not currently planned.
