Discogs

Discogs

Catalog, Collect & Shop Music

67K ratings
1615 reviews
#137 in free Music
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Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 29, 2016
  • July 8, 2026
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Catalog your physical music collection, discover new releases, and shop for vinyl, CDs, and more. Track your wantlist, compare prices from global sellers, and get personalized listening suggestions based on your collection.

Catalog music collection
Search millions of artists/albums
Find albums by barcode
Shop vinyl, CDs, cassettes
Compare prices from sellers
Track wantlist and get notifications
Get collection value estimates
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What's New in Discogs

3.0.20

July 8, 2026

Thank you for your feedback, we're listening and have more updates including: - Sellers have a new item listing page that's easier to use, with contextual price setting information - Auth improvements - Other bug fixes

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Charts

Top Free

📉 137-3

Music

This app dropped -3 positions in Music chart.

Last updated on August 8, 2026.

User reviews

Buggy

So many bugs. Almost unusable but what else am I gonna use? Can’t tap any hyperlinks on any release pages.

Appalling.

It is absolutely shocking how an app as big and a company as old as discogs can create and host an app that is functionally useless. I have been on discogs for years. The UI sucks on the website and the app. Can’t leave reviews on pressings (can’t even type in the text box for that matter), can’t add things to watch list or collection, can’t contact sellers, can’t search for records, can’t search for specific pressings. The search bar has been close to useless for years anyway. I want to give this app a zero-point-zero.
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Doesn’t work anymore

Used to be a great app. Everything worked fine. Now it’s unusable garbage. Logs you out all the time. They made a complete mess of the seller portion of the app, making it nearly impossible to even scroll your own titles for sale. And now none of my messages will display. Supremely frustrating and disappointing. They should’ve just left it alone. The only way to even use Discogs anymore, is through a web browser. Sad.
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Stop logging me out every week!!!

Great app, super irritating “security” features. I promise you, NO ONE is trying to steal my vinyl collection history, meanwhile this app is like Fort Knox. Also suspicious how this app supposedly uses end-to-end encryption but also remembers all my old passwords??? Which suggests there’s a cache of them somewhere. Seriously guys, this makes your app harder to use and something I don’t want to recommend to friends. Get over yourselves and loosen your security standards
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Archaic app

Difficult to use, pointless extra steps, needlessly complicated password rules and logs you out constantly it just makes me buy records elsewhere

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Repeated log-outs and login issues

Bug

Inconsistent display of album details and metadata

Bug

Unreliable barcode scanning and album addition

Bug

Glitches when navigating search results and collections

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to sort and filter collection by various criteria

Feature

Integration of seller reviews and ratings

Feature

Push notifications for new listings of wanted items

Feature

Improved browsing and searching of seller inventories

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Seamless in-app purchasing and order tracking

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FAQ

What does the Discogs app do?

The Discogs app allows you to catalog your physical music collection, search for artists and albums, shop for vinyl, CDs, and cassettes from global sellers, and track albums you want to acquire. It also provides pricing information and listening suggestions based on your collection.

What are the key features of the Discogs app?

Key features include the ability to catalog your owned music, search millions of artists and albums, find music by barcode, shop from thousands of sellers worldwide, compare prices, and manage a wantlist with notifications for new listings. You can also view your collection's value and get listening suggestions.

Is the Discogs app free to use?

The app itself is free to download and use. While the description mentions 'hasInAppPurchases': false, it also states 'hasAds': true, indicating a free model supported by advertising. Users can browse, catalog, and shop without upfront costs.

What kind of music can I find and catalog on Discogs?

You can catalog and shop for a vast range of physical music formats including vinyl records, CDs, and cassettes. The app covers millions of artists and albums across virtually all genres, making it a comprehensive resource for music collectors.

How can I use the Discogs app to buy music?

The app allows you to shop for music directly from thousands of sellers worldwide. You can browse inventory, compare prices for specific releases, and track albums on your wantlist to receive notifications when they become available. This makes it easy to find specific items or discover new deals.