Sleevetap · PixelFox Studio
Connect Discogs. Every record on your shelf becomes a link you can play — on Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer or Tidal.
Why this is harder than it sounds
The barcode on a record sleeve identifies a pressing. No streaming service indexes pressings. Finding the edition they actually carry is the whole problem — and it's why your collection isn't already playable.
Read-only. Your collection, as you already catalogued it.
Even a nine-thousand-record collection. Matching keeps running in the background.
Or export the whole shelf as a playlist.
On a real 439-record collection we match 88% of albums. The rest fail for reasons worth naming, because most of them aren't fixable by better software — the record simply isn't on streaming as pressed.
You can point any record at any album, playlist or track. Corrections stick — and they make the match better for everyone who owns the same pressing.
The matching runs as an API. Send a barcode, an artist and title, or a tracklist; get back streaming links, the confidence, and which signal matched. Built on public-domain catalogue data, so there's no per-lookup licence to worry about.
POST /v1/resolve → links · confidence · matched_on
Building something that needs this? Email me — I'd rather hear what you need before the API is finished than after.
It isn't finished. Leave an email and I'll tell you when you can connect your collection — nothing else, and no forwarding to anyone.
No launch spam. One message when it opens.