Point at the shelf. Watch it fill.
Continuous scan at crate-flipping pace. No tapping between records, no waiting on a spinner.
A match stamps onto your shelf in under five seconds, with a haptic thump you can feel.
No barcode? It drops to search in one gesture, and the record lands all the same.
The record on the platter, right now.
Log a spin with one tap and keep a now-spinning widget on your home screen. Collecting is weekly. Listening is daily.


Never buy the same record twice.
In the shop, holding a sleeve, Cratemint answers in a second: yours, on your wantlist, or the reissue of the first press already at home.


Made for the group chat.
Share cards, shelf shots, and your year in vinyl. Your collection, looking like it deserves to be seen.
Questions, answered.
Is Cratemint free?
Yes, completely. The app holds your whole collection and every feature is included: unlimited records, the Discogs import, barcode scanning, your spin log, crate mode, full stats, your Year in Vinyl, needle drop spin recognition, what your shelf is listed for with an insurance report, wantlist price watch, and every share card design and widget. There's no subscription and no upgrade.
How does Cratemint make money if the app is free?
Not from your collection, and not from advertising. Cratemint is building a marketplace where collectors buy and sell records, and it will take a small percentage of each sale. That hasn't opened yet, so for now the app simply costs nothing. Cataloguing the records you own is free either way, and it stays free.
Can I import my Discogs collection?
Yes. Export your collection from Discogs as a CSV and Cratemint walks you through the rest in one guided step. Every row lands on your shelf: anything we can't match becomes a ghost entry you can resolve later, never an error and never a lost record.
How fast is scanning?
Point the camera at a barcode and the record is on your shelf in under five seconds. Continuous scan keeps up while you flip through a crate, and a missed barcode drops into search in one gesture.
What is crate mode?
The record shop verdict. Flip through a crate, scan what catches your eye, and Cratemint tells you on the spot: you own this, it's on your wantlist, or yours is a different pressing.
The shelf comes first.




















