Groovefolio brings your vinyl collection, listening history, stats, and discovery into one clean, local-first Android app.
Collection management, play logging, listening stats, Discogs metadata and collection import.
A record collection should be more than a list.
What Groovefolio does
Groovefolio is built around the physical collection first, with fast everyday workflows and useful listening context layered on top.
COLLECTION
Add and edit records, attach artwork, organize genres, sort by listening activity, and keep your collection accessible without depending on an online account.
LISTENING
Build a real listening history instead of guessing which records have actually been getting time on your turntable.
STATS
Turn plays into useful stats: favorites, listening trends, genre breakdowns, yearly history, and the records that keep finding their way back to the platter.
DISCOGS
Search exact vinyl releases, autofill record details, connect your account, and review an existing Discogs collection before importing it locally.
GOING DEEPER
Tracklists, barcode lookup, NFC play logging, explainable recommendations, and deeper shelf-usage analytics are on the roadmap.
One collection. A living history.
Scroll through the workflow. The phone follows along using real Groovefolio development screens for the collection, play logging, Discogs, and stats.
Keep artwork, genres, release information, recent listening, and play counts together in one collection.
Choose a record and log a play so your collection becomes a history of what actually reaches the turntable.
Search vinyl pressings and choose the release you own instead of typing metadata by hand.
See yearly activity, most-played records, genre listening, collection size, and other listening signals built from your local play history.
Real Groovefolio development screens from the current Android build.
Already have a Discogs collection?
Groovefolio can review the vinyl releases in a connected Discogs collection, identify records already represented locally, and import selected releases into the on-device database.
See what was found before anything is written.
Selected releases are written to Groovefolio's local collection.
Jump straight into the populated collection and start logging plays.
Real development workflow. Groovefolio is not affiliated with Discogs.
The difference
Ownership is only the starting point. Once plays live beside the collection, Groovefolio can show which records stay in rotation, which genres dominate, what you keep coming back to, and eventually which parts of the shelf are being forgotten.
In the app
These are current Groovefolio development screens, showing the collection after import, album metadata, play logging, listening stats, and Discogs workflows.
01 / COLLECTION
Artwork, genres, recency, and play counts live directly in the collection.
02 / ALBUM DETAIL
Release metadata, genres, artwork, and listening stats stay attached to the album.
03 / LOG A PLAY
Choose a record manually today, with an NFC path designed into the workflow for later.
04 / STATS
Collection size, total plays, weekly pace, monthly activity, and yearly history in one place.
05 / LISTENING
Genre share and most-played rankings reveal what is really in rotation.
06 / DISCOGS
Search vinyl releases and bring the right metadata into an editable Groovefolio record.
The interface is still being polished on the way to the first public Android release.
Future Groovefolio analytics
Current play history already supports listening trends and favorites. The same local data can eventually power deeper collection-utilization metrics.
Illustrative future metric—not current user data.
Local-first by design
Groovefolio's core collection and listening data live locally on your device. A Groovefolio account is not required for the core app, and online integrations such as Discogs are optional enhancements rather than the foundation.
Roadmap
Groovefolio already has collection management, play logging, listening stats, Discogs search/autofill, and collection import in development builds. The next passes deepen metadata, physical interaction, and discovery.
Connect Discogs, search vinyl releases, select a pressing, and populate Add Record.
Review an existing Discogs collection, avoid exact duplicates, and store selected vinyl releases locally.
Add track-level data and make identifying physical releases faster.
Tap a tagged record to move from the shelf to a logged play with minimal friction.
Use collection, genre, artist, track, and play-history signals to suggest what to hear next—and explain why.
Coming to Android
The Android app is under active development as we build toward the first public release on Google Play.