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A home music collection with shelves of vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, and a turntable
RecordRoom
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Built for physical music collectors

Know what you own. Find it when you need it.

Keep your physical music collection, notes, and storage locations together in one place. Start with the basics or document every detail—without turning your collection into another spreadsheet project.

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Free to start. Catalog vinyl, CDs, cassettes, box sets, and other physical music.

RecordRoom opens in Public Beta September 1. You may run into the occasional bug while we polish things up. If you spot one, please tell us—we want to fix it.

Simple by default. Detailed when you want it.

Add what you know today. Return and add more whenever the details matter.

Add it your way

Search by artist or title, use a barcode, or enter the item yourself.

Start simple or choose the exact release

Save the album first or select the specific edition you own.

Keep the details that matter

Add condition, notes, tags, purchase information, photographs, and storage locations—private to your account.

Find and rediscover what you own

Search and filter your collection to confirm what you have, find where you keep it, and rediscover what is already on your shelves.

How it works

Three straightforward steps to start building your RecordRoom.

01

Find it

Search by artist or title, use a barcode, or enter the item yourself.

02

Save it your way

Choose the album or exact release and add as much—or as little—information as you need.

03

Find it again

Search your collection, open the item, and update it whenever you are ready.

See RecordRoom in action.

Take a short interactive tour and see how to find an item, choose the right release, add your details, and save it to your collection.

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No account required.

One place for the physical music you own.

RecordRoom brings vinyl, CDs, cassettes, video releases, box sets, and other physical formats together—without making cataloging feel like a second job.

  • One collection across formats — keep your physical music together instead of splitting it across different systems.
  • The album or the exact release — record what you own now and add more precise edition information when it matters.
  • Your information stays with your copy — keep your condition, notes, tags, photographs, purchase history, and storage details connected to the item you own.
  • Collection first — RecordRoom is designed to help you organize and understand your collection—not push you into a marketplace.

Be first in the stack

Join the waitlist for the September 1 Public Beta and we'll let you know when the doors open.

Your collection already exists. RecordRoom helps you make sense of it.

Join the waitlist for the September 1 Public Beta.

Start with one item, one shelf, or the collection record you already have. Build at the pace that works for you.

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No need to catalog everything at once.