Sleevewise
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The vinyl collection app for iPhone

Your vinyl, catalogued in a scan.

Scan the barcode or photograph the cover, and the record is in your collection with its pressing, your grade and its Discogs Marketplace price. Then go find the next one.

Coming soon to the App StoreFree up to 100 records · iPhone
Sleevewise home screen: a collection of 18 records worth $1,031, recently added records and records to rediscover
  • Barcode or coverTwo ways to add a record
  • Goldmine gradesMedia and sleeve, M to P
  • Discogs pricesYour collection’s value, kept current
  • 100 records freeNo account needed to start

Side A · How it works

Scan. Grade. Know.

Sleevewise scanner in Barcode mode, framing the barcode on the back of a record sleeve
A1

Scan it

Point the camera at the barcode, or photograph the front when there isn’t one. Sleevewise finds the release in the Discogs database; when there are several pressings, you pick yours.

Record page in Sleevewise: Kind of Blue by Miles Davis, Columbia 1959, graded Near Mint (media) and Mint (sleeve), with tags
A2

Grade it

Rate the vinyl and the sleeve on the Goldmine scale, from Mint to Poor. Add what you paid, where you found it, and anything worth remembering.

Record value in Sleevewise: $42.00 estimated, up 13.7% since October 2025, bought for $25.00
A3

Know it

See what each record is listed for on the Discogs Marketplace, what the whole collection is worth, and how that moves over time.

Side B · Everything else

Built for the whole habit.

  1. B1

    A collection you’ll want to browse

    A cover wall or a list, folders, lists, tags and notes. Filter by genre, search anything.

  2. B2

    Wantlist with price alerts

    Set a target price. Sleevewise checks the Marketplace and tells you when a copy drops below it.

  3. B3

    Record stores near you

    Record shops on a map, with hours, phone and website, wherever you are.

  4. B4

    Dig planner

    Pick the shops for a day of digging, put them in order, follow the route.

  5. B5

    Record fairs

    Upcoming fairs near you, with dates and venues. Save the ones you’ll go to.

  6. B6

    Listening log

    Log what you play. Rediscover brings back the records you haven’t played in a while.

  7. B7

    Friends and taste match

    Follow collectors, see what they add, compare collections to find your overlap.

  8. B8

    Insurance report

    A PDF of your collection with conditions and purchase prices, ready for your insurer.

  9. B9

    Discogs sync

    Already on Discogs? With Premium, connect your account to import your collection and keep both in step.

  10. B10

    Works in the basement

    No signal at the back of the shop? Scans wait in a queue and are looked up once you’re online.

Collection →Stores & fairs →

For every collector

From the first crate to the ten-thousandth record.

Just starting out

Learn what you own as you add it: the pressing, the label, the year, what the grades mean and what a fair price looks like before you buy.

Deep in the stacks

Thousands of records, catalogued properly: grades for media and sleeve, purchase prices, folders, a CSV export and a PDF report for your insurer.

From the journal

News from the vinyl world.

Extreme macro photograph of a phonograph needle tracing a vinyl record's groove
SLV-029News2026.09.24

UK Counterfeit Vinyl Boss Jailed 3.5 Years After £2.7m Scam

Rehan Ahmed made £2.7m selling fake vinyl by Taylor Swift, Coldplay and 106 others. He was jailed for three and a half years on 18 September 2026.

Sounds of the Universe, an independent record shop on Broadwick Street in Soho, London
SLV-028Culture2026.09.24

National Album Day 2026: 'Icons' Lands 17 October

National Album Day returns 17 October 2026 with the theme 'Icons', bringing anniversary vinyl reissues from Bob Dylan, Billy Joel, The Who and more to UK shops.

The 1931 Congrescentrum building at the Brabanthallen complex in Den Bosch, the Netherlands
SLV-027Stores & fairs2026.09.24

Mega Record & CD Fair 2026: Den Bosch, 14–15 November

The Mega Record & CD Fair's 63rd edition runs 14–15 November 2026 at the Brabanthallen in Den Bosch, billed as the world's largest vinyl and CD fair.

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Questions

Straight answers.

01Is Sleevewise free?

Yes. The free plan catalogues up to 100 records, with 5 cover scans a day, 3 folders and 3 lists. Premium (€3.99 a month, or €24.99 a year with a 7-day free trial) removes the limits and adds value insights, Discogs sync, custom tags and collection export.

02Where do the prices come from?

From the Discogs Marketplace: Sleevewise reads the lowest price each release is listed at and follows it over time. It is a guide, not an appraisal: condition, pressing and demand decide what a copy really sells for.

03Do I need a Discogs account?

No. Sleevewise uses the Discogs database to identify records, and you can start without any account. With Premium, you can connect a Discogs account to import your collection and keep both in sync.

04How do I add a record that has no barcode?

Photograph the cover and Sleevewise identifies it, or search by artist, title or catalogue number. Cover recognition sends the photo to an AI image service, and asks first.

05Is Sleevewise on Android?

Not yet. Sleevewise is an iPhone app for now.

06Which languages does the app speak?

English for now. More languages will follow.

07Who can see my collection?

Profiles are public by default so friends can follow you; you can make yours private at any time. There are no ads in Sleevewise.

Your records deserve better than a spreadsheet.

Free up to 100 records. No account needed to start.

Coming soon to the App Store