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Instantly identify vinyl records by scanning their cover, barcode, or label. Discover market prices, streaming links, and detailed album information. Preview tracks and browse album artwork.
What's New in Mint
1.6.0
July 22, 2026
Scan without limits — identification is now completely free and unlimited. • NEW: Profile photos — make your collector profile yours • NEW: Unique @usernames — find friends and be found (search "@yourname" in Community) • NEW: Share cards — share any find with its market value straight to your stories • NEW: 7-day free trial on Mint Pro yearly • Shazam mode is dramatically more accurate: hold once, get the right record — now matched against the album it actually belongs to, across every genre • Faster everywhere: market prices load in a blink • Back button on notifications, sharper paywall, and dozens of fixes • Mint Picks: editor-curated record writeups in your Community feed • Find collectors instantly — search bar right under the feed tabs
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Pro Yearly
Unlimited scans and full Pro features
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FAQ
Does Mint have ads?
Yes, Mint contains advertisements. This is common for free applications that offer extensive features.
What are the subscription options for Mint?
Mint offers a Pro Monthly subscription for $4.99 and a Pro Yearly subscription for $29.99. These plans likely unlock additional features or remove ads.
How accurate is Mint's record identification?
Mint uses your iPhone camera to identify records by cover art, barcode, or label. It then pulls data from Discogs, a comprehensive music database.
Can I listen to full songs with Mint?
Mint provides 30-second audio clips for track previews. For full song playback, it offers links to listen on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, or Bandcamp.
What devices is Mint compatible with?
Mint is available for iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is Mint updated?
The latest version, 1.4.0 (15), was released on June 16, 2026. Updates typically occur to improve features and fix bugs.
What is the age rating for Mint?
Mint has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Does Mint require an internet connection to identify records?
While the app description doesn't explicitly state offline capabilities for identification, it relies on external data sources like Discogs for pricing and streaming links, which would require an internet connection.







