Vinyl, CD and cassette organizer See your collection. Know your collection.

Shelfify works for vinyl records, CDs and cassettes, so it organizes a CD collection as well as a record collection. Records can be added manually or imported from a connected Discogs collection.

No separate Shelfify account is ever required, and connecting Discogs is optional too. You can set up your shelves and add records manually. We recommend connecting Discogs if you have a collection there: it imports your records, folders, and artwork in one step, and keeps your Shelfify data in sync with it. Learn more about the Discogs integration.

Yes. Shelfify isn't read-only. When you add or remove records, edit conditions and notes, or update your wantlist in Shelfify, those changes sync back to your Discogs account automatically. Room layouts and shelf positions are local only.

Shelfify doesn't run its own server for your data. Your rooms, shelves, and shelf-location assignments stay on your device. If you connect Discogs, your collection metadata syncs with your Discogs account (that's how it gets there), and if you enable Last.fm scrobbling, your listening activity is sent to Last.fm. Neither of those is a Shelfify server, and both are optional.

Yes! When you install Shelfify, Pro features are unlocked for 30 days, except data export and backup, which always require an active Pro subscription. No credit card required. After the trial, you keep 1 room with the first 4 compartments accessible, and up to 100 mapped records. Your organized records stay in place, but anything beyond those limits is locked until you subscribe.

Pro gives you unlimited rooms, compartments, and mapped records, plus advanced search, artist discovery, barcode scanning, data export & backup, random record picker, Last.fm scrobbling and iPhone search (Spotlight). Data export and backup always require an active Pro subscription, they're the one feature the 30-day trial doesn't unlock. See all features.

Very accurate! You enter real-world dimensions in centimeters, and choose from templates like IKEA Kallax, Stocubo, crates, or fully custom shelves. See screenshots.

Shelfify includes templates for IKEA Kallax, Stocubo, record crates, and fully custom shelves. You can set exact dimensions, colors, and divider configurations.

Mostly yes. Browsing your shelves, finding record positions, and searching your collection all work offline with cached thumbnails. Full Discogs record details, marketplace pricing, wantlist/discovery sync, and Last.fm scrobbling need an internet connection.

Create a room, enter edit mode, and browse shelf templates. Shelfify includes IKEA Kallax (1×1 to 5×5), Stocubo cubes, record crates, and fully custom shelves. Set real-world dimensions in centimeters, customize frame colors and divider thickness, then drag shelves into position on the canvas.

Tap any compartment on your shelf, then tap '+' to add records. You can browse your imported Discogs collection, search the Discogs database, scan a barcode, or bulk-assign an entire Discogs folder. Drag and drop to reorder records within a compartment.

Search your local collection instantly by title, artist, year, label, or catalog number. No internet needed. When you find a record, Shelfify shows its exact physical location: which room, which shelf, which compartment, and even its neighboring records. You can also search by song title (Shelfify shows the record, the side and the track number, like B2), scan a barcode, or point the camera at the cover to find the record in your collection.

Can't decide what to listen to? The Random Picker selects a record from your collection. Filter by format (vinyl, CD, cassette) and genre to narrow the selection. It shows the cover art, artist, album, and shelf location so you can find it immediately. You can also scrobble it directly to Last.fm.

Last.fm tracks your listening history. Most scrobbling happens through Spotify or Apple Music, but physical record plays don't get tracked. Shelfify bridges this gap. When you play a vinyl, you can scrobble it to Last.fm so your listening history stays complete. It calculates natural timestamps from track durations. Set a record as Now Spinning and Shelfify scrobbles each track as it plays, or scrobble a whole album or one track by hand. Scrobbling is part of Pro.

Yes. Shelfify Pro lets you export your entire setup as an encrypted .shelfify backup file. Share it via AirDrop, email, or save to Files. When importing on another device, Shelfify checks your Discogs account. Same account restores everything, different account imports just the room and shelf layouts.

Your Discogs wantlist syncs automatically and refreshes every 24 hours. The Discovery feature scans artists in your collection to find releases you don't own yet. Filter by year, format, and exclude compilations. Add interesting finds to your Discogs wantlist with one tap.

Open any record and scroll to the Marketplace section to see the lowest price currently listed for that release on the Discogs marketplace, along with how many copies are for sale. The price comes directly from Discogs and is cached for 24 hours per release. Marketplace value is a Pro feature and requires an internet connection.

Yes. Setlists let you plan a set, mark the tracks you'll play and see the total length. When you pack, every record shows its exact spot so you can pull it fast and check it off, and after the gig the same map shows where each one goes back. One setlist is free, unlimited setlists come with Pro. With Pro you can also turn the marked tracks into a Spotify playlist (experimental, up to 60 tracks).

Yes. On iPhone, iPad and Android there are three home screen widgets: Record of the Day (a daily pick from the records on your shelves, with a shuffle button), Now Spinning (the record on your turntable) and Collection Stats. Each record widget shows where the record lives. On iPhone they also come in Lock Screen sizes. The widgets are free.

Set a record as Now Spinning from its details when you put it on. Shelfify plays no sound: it follows the side using the track lengths from Discogs, scrobbles each track to Last.fm (Pro) and tells you when it is time to flip. On iPhone it can stay on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. You can also share the record as a Now Spinning picture or short video for your story.

Know your collection has five games made from your own records: Focus Pull (name a blurred cover before it sharpens), Shelf Hunt (tap the compartment a record lives in), Older or Newer (guess the pressing year), First In (find the record you added first) and Label Swipe (true or false on record labels). They unlock once you have 50 records in at least 4 compartments, keep your best scores and a daily streak, and work offline.

Yes. Share your shelf turns your collection into pictures and short videos in story (9:16) or post (4:5) size: Now Spinning, Shelfify Wrapped, Collection DNA, Shelfest, Milestones, your Last.fm chart and a Wall Timelapse video. Share straight to an Instagram story, or through the share sheet to any other app. Everything is made on your phone.