Catalog your vinyl.
Get prices that match what you actually own.
Crown Vinyl scans the barcode to find the exact pressing and uses your photos to grade the condition. The price you see is built on both. No typing catalog numbers.
Install on your phone
Scan with camera
Cloud syncPrivate by defaultiPhone & iPad
Cataloged this week
Real collections, building in real time.
Every record below was scanned by a Crown Vinyl user today.
How it works
Scan, photograph, price.
01
Scan the barcode
The barcode pulls the exact pressing: year, label, country, catalog number. No barcode on the sleeve? Skip this step and the app reads the sleeve photos instead.
02
Photograph the record
Front and back of the sleeve, plus both sides of the disc. The condition is graded against the Goldmine standard, the same scale Discogs and eBay sellers use.
03
Get a real price
Sale comps filtered to your exact pressing in your exact condition. Saved to your collection with the photos you took.
Everything in the app
Built for people who actually collect.
Barcode-first scanning
Scan the barcode and the app pulls the exact pressing from the release database. No barcode? Photograph the sleeve and the app reads it instead.
A real catalog
Every record in one place with the photos you took. Sort however your brain works.
Pricing you can trust
Sale comps filtered to your exact pressing in your exact condition. Watch your collection move with the market.
Search that works
By artist, year, label, country, color, pressing plant. If it is a field, it is searchable.
The right pressing
Originals vs reissues. Color variants. Promos. Misprints. The differences that matter to anyone who actually collects.
Your photos, your record
The record in your catalog is the record on your shelf. Ringwear, signatures, insert quirks, all of it.
A few questions
The ones people ask before they install.
Yes. That is most of what we built it for. First-press jazz, private-press soul, regional punk, color variants, promos, audiophile reissues. The records the big sites get wrong are the ones we got right. If it misses one, you correct it and it remembers.
Older pressings (mostly pre-1980) and a lot of audiophile reissues don't have one. Skip the barcode step and the app will identify the record from photos of the sleeve. The pricing logic still uses the same Goldmine grading from your photos.
We price the exact pressing in the condition you actually have. Discogs averages run across every pressing of a title, so a 1973 first press and a 2017 repress can end up at the same number. We use the barcode to lock the pressing, the photos to grade against Goldmine, and pull comps that match both.
Free to download. You get a set number of scans every month at no cost. Most people never hit the cap. Unlimited scans and richer value tracking are part of an optional Pro upgrade.
You log back in and there it is. Records are saved to the cloud the moment you scan them. New iPhone, new iPad, dead device, none of it matters.
Not unless you decide they should. Your collection is private by default. You choose whether anything ever shows up on a public profile or in the community feed.
Free to startNo adsPrivate by defaultCloud syncBuilt for iOS