The vinyl collection app built for people who care about their records
Cataloguing your records should be as enjoyable as spinning them. Groovv turns your shelves into a collection you can scan, grade, browse and share from your phone, with estimated values that reflect the pressing you actually own.
How it works
Scan to add
Point your camera at the barcode and the record lands in your collection with artwork, tracklist and pressing details pulled from Discogs. No barcode, or a pressing that predates them? Use the AI cover scan as a fallback, or search by artist and title.
Organise
Records are filed into genre crates automatically, so a new collection looks organised from the first scan. Flick through a crate like a stack on the floor with Crate Flick, or switch to Gallery, Mosaic, Cards or List. Pro adds custom tags for your own system: by shelf, by mood, by what still needs a clean, and Shelf order sorts the collection by them. Keep a Wantlist you can share for gift ideas.
Track
Grade the media and sleeve on the Goldmine scale and each record shows an estimated value based on Discogs sales for that pressing at your grade. Log plays and cleans as you go, and watch the collection total move over time.
More than a list of what you own
Discogs is the database and the marketplace. Groovv is where your collection lives day to day: the copies you own, the condition they are in, what they are worth and what you have been playing.
Estimated values by pressing
Values come from real Discogs sales for your exact pressing, adjusted for the media grade you set. Every record shows an estimate and the collection total is free for everyone.
Goldmine grading assistant
Grade media and sleeve on the Goldmine scale with plain-English descriptions of each grade. Your grade feeds straight into the estimated value.
Public profile and shareable crates
Share your whole collection or a single crate at share.groovv.app/yourname. A link, not a screenshot, so it stays current.
Collectors and Taste Match
The Collectors directory ranks public collectors by how closely their taste matches yours. Follow the ones you rate. Pro opens the full Taste Match: the records you share, your rarest shared pressing and records to dig.
Play and clean history
Log every spin and every clean against the record. Over time it tells you what you actually listen to, not just what you own.
Discogs import
Bring your existing Discogs collection across with one sign-in. Free accounts import up to 100 records; Pro imports everything and keeps your Discogs folders in sync.
Pro removes the limits: unlimited records and imports, 50 AI cover scans a day, custom tags and crates, value over time, condition photos and grading history, CSV export and Discogs folders as tags.
Free vs Pro
Prices in USD through the App Store and Google Play. Lifetime is a one-off purchase. Free accounts never expire and never show ads.
Questions collectors ask
Is this vinyl collection app available on Android and iPhone?
Yes. Groovv is on both the Apple App Store and Google Play, with the same collection synced across devices when you sign in.
Can I import my existing collection?
Yes. Sign in with Discogs and Groovv imports your collection, including pressing details and artwork. Free accounts can import up to 100 records. Pro imports an unlimited number and brings your Discogs folders across as tags.
Does the app show how much my records are worth?
Yes. Every record shows an estimated value based on Discogs sales data for that pressing, adjusted for the media grade of your specific copy. Estimates come from real sales, not asking prices. Records with no market data show no estimate and are left out of the collection total.
Do I still need Discogs?
For buying and selling, yes. Discogs is the marketplace and the database, and Groovv pulls from it. Groovv is the everyday collection layer on top: grading, values, crates, play history and sharing. Use Discogs for the marketplace. Use Groovv for everything else.
Bring your collection into Groovv
Scan your first record in under a minute. Free up to 100 records, and your Discogs collection comes with you.
Keep reading
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