Sleevetap  from  PixelFox Studio

Tap the sleeve.
Hear the record.

Connect Discogs. Every record on your shelf gets a streaming link, ready to write onto a tag. A few seconds a sleeve.

The hard part was never the tags

Do it yourself and every record is a research project. Find the album. Work out which release streaming actually carries โ€” almost never the pressing in your hands. Copy the link. Switch apps. Paste.

Most people quit around record twenty.

Sleevetap does all of that first, for the whole collection. Then it's just you and the shelf.

How it works

  1. 01

    Connect Discogs

    Read-only. You already did the cataloguing.

  2. 02

    Your shelf, in ninety seconds

    Nine thousand records included. Matching runs in the background while you browse.

  3. 03

    Work down the shelf

    Phone to tag. Tag in sleeve. Next. The link is already there and already right โ€” a crate in an evening.

What it won't get right

We match 88% of albums on a real 439-record collection. The rest aren't software problems โ€” the record just isn't on streaming as pressed. Worth naming, so you know what you're getting:

Splits โ€” two bands sharing one record map to a playlist
Live-only pressings, demos, test pressings map to a playlist
12-inch singles and EPs map to a track
Anything we simply get wrong you correct it

Point any record at any album, playlist or track. Corrections stick โ€” and they improve the match for everyone who owns the same pressing.