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Discogs
Zink Media LLC · Free · Music · 4.8 (67,058 ratings)
What it does
Discogs catalogues the records you own down to the pressing. Scan a barcode, check what it goes for, and find the one missing from the run. From 5 apps for hobbies you measure in years.
The developer describes it as: “The official Discogs App is the best way to catalog your music collection, find that hidden gem, check pricing and buy music from the world’s largest discography of physical music.”
Alternatives to Discogs
The closest alternatives to Discogs are Loaflo, Bonsai, CellarTracker and WristTrack — 4 apps from the list Discogs appears on, “5 apps for hobbies you measure in years”, each answering the same moment a different way.
LoafloA starter is something you feed twice a day for years, and Loaflo is where that record lives: the feedings, the hydration, and a photo of the crumb it produced.
BonsaiBonsai is one tree, photographed across seasons, with pruning, wiring and repotting logged per tree — because year six only means something next to year one.
CellarTrackerCellarTracker knows the bottle you laid down five years ago, and whether it's ready yet: your cellar underneath a database of community tasting notes.
WristTrackWristTrack holds reference numbers, movements and purchase dates — plus which watch you actually wore each day, which turns out not to be the same list.
Price and ratings
| App | Price | App Store rating | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discogs | Free | 4.8 (67,058) | Music |
| Loaflo | Free | 4.7 (528) | Food & Drink |
| Bonsai | Free | 5.0 (7) | Lifestyle |
| CellarTracker | Free | 4.9 (13,112) | Food & Drink |
| WristTrack | Free | 4.9 (182) | Utilities |
Discogs and its alternatives, as the App Store listed them on 2026-10-06.
Discogs is free to download from the iOS App Store and holds 4.8 out of 5 from 67,058 ratings, checked on 2026-10-06. Prices and ratings go stale; the App Store is the live source.
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