Dig Better. Dig Faster.
Paste. Filter. Listen. Buy.
Digging on Discogs is painfully slow
You know the feeling. Hours spent clicking through endless pages, only to realize you've barely made a dent.
Endless clicking
Every album is a new page. Open, listen, close, repeat. Your wrist hurts. Your patience is gone.
Time vanishes
30 albums in a 4-hour session if you're lucky. That's barely scratching the surface of a decent seller.
Gems get buried
1000+ records in a collection means hidden treasures you'll never find. They get sold to someone else.
Watch it work
A 2-minute demo of the full digging workflow
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Four steps to transform your digging workflow
Paste a seller link
Copy any Discogs seller URL. We'll fetch their entire inventory in seconds.
Filter the collection
Narrow down by genre, style, year, country, price, and condition. Find exactly what you want.
Listen via YouTube
Press play and we'll find each album on YouTube. Like or skip individual tracks — your favorites land in The Bag for later.
Save & export
Export to the seller's Discogs cart, save YouTube links as CSV, or build playlists from your finds. Multiple ways out.
Built for serious diggers
Every feature designed around how you actually dig
Mass digging
300 albums a day instead of 30. Cover entire seller inventories in hours, not weeks.
Smart filters
Genre, style, year, country, price, condition, format, rating. Zero in on exactly what you're looking for.
Multiple shops
Browse several sellers at once. Compare inventory across shops without switching tabs.
The Bag
Like or dislike individual tracks as you listen. Your curated picks across every seller, ready to export or buy.
Playlists & export
Build playlists from your finds. Export as YouTube links, CSV, or seller lists. Get your discoveries out of the app.
Wantlist matching
Sync your Discogs wantlist. See which wanted records are available at the sellers you're browsing, with prices.
See it in action
The full app UI. Filter, browse, listen, buy.
Herbie Hancock
Head Hunters
Kraftwerk
Trans-Europe Express
Yellow Magic Orchestra
Solid State Survivor
Ryuichi Sakamoto
B-2 Unit
Art Blakey
Moanin'
Miles Davis
Bitches Brew
Aphex Twin
Selected Ambient Works 85-92
Boards of Canada
Music Has the Right to Children
Chameleon
Herbie Hancock
Early Testers
People are already digging deeper
The Discogs Player is a total game changer for tracking down new sounds — it's every digger's secret weapon. Large cover art previews and intuitive filters make hunting for hidden gems smoother than ever. A total must-have in the era of the vinyl comeback.
Before Discogs Player I would really have to find patience to sit down and do a digging session. Endless new listing tabs, clicking to go to release pages and all that trouble for an album that turns out is not something I'm looking for. Right now even if I have just an hour I sit down and dig as it's a pleasure. In my last session I bought more than 30 records in 2 hours.
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