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AlbumMixer v1.13 fixes a minor bug where the player display would look odd when tracks were missing some metadata.

If you see any problems with this release, please use Settings > Report a Problem from within the app. I will also read comments posted here.

AlbumMixer v1.12 fixes a minor bug where the player state would be wrong when returning from background mode.

If you see any problems with this release, please use Settings > Report a Problem from within the app. I will also read comments posted here.

AlbumMixer v1.11 fixes some minor bugs, and should be better behaved with iTunes Match. If you see any problems with this release, please use Settings > Report a Problem from within the app. I will also read comments posted here.

MrCombo v1.1 is now available in the iOS App Store. As with v1.0, this app lets you build lists in a two-level hierarchy: combo > group > item. Then MrCombo can shuffle your items to create a mix. Sample data includes ordering a pizza, picking an outfit, and picking a traditional shave with a double-edge (DE) razor. These are samples: edit them, or create your own combinations.

New features in v1.1 include:

• Lock items in a mix, so you can have partly-random mixes.
• Save a mix to your local history.
• Attach a photo to a saved mix.
• Share saved mixes via clipboard, email, or WordPress.
• Bulk add several items at once into a group.
• Import and export combos to the clipboard.
• Import and export combos to Dropbox.

For now MrCombo is free, but if I keep adding more features that may change.

You can read more about MrCombo or get MrCombo on iTunes.

If you run into problems with MrCombo, you can reach me through the App Store or post a comment right here.

I have submitted a new iOS application to Apple: MrCombo. This app lets you build lists in a two-level hierarchy: combo > group > item. Then you can shuffle the items to mix it up. Sample data includes ordering a pizza and picking an outfit, but you are meant to create your own combinations.

Yes, it's a bit silly. But I find it fun and useful so I thought I would release it. For now MrCombo is free, but if I keep adding more features that may change.

You can read more about MrCombo or get MrCombo on iTunes.

If you run into problems with MrCombo, you can reach me through the App Store or post a comment right here.