dropping the needle…
001 / THE COLLECTION
The fun part of collecting.
Every record you own, with its story attached. Browse the shelf, read the notes, ask your collection anything.
Pull up any album and it’s all there: the cover, the pressing you own, the tracklist, what the archives say, what you were thinking when you bought it. Sort the shelf by mood, build tonight’s set, ask the whole collection a question and get an answer that knows every record on it. Discogs stays the catalog. This is where you hang out with your records.
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- Bring your Discogs collection with youHow it works →
- Photo identification with Runout AIHow it works →
- Pressings, condition grades & purchase detailsHow it works →
- Cover photos, click-to-zoomHow it works →
- Tracklists pulled from DiscogsHow it works →
- Listen links, Spotify or TidalHow it works →
- Your runout page, public if you want itHow it works →
- Shareable want-lists for enablersHow it works →
- CSV export, so your data leaves with youHow it works →
- Search that works with one thumbHow it works →
002 / TONIGHT'S SETLET THE SHELF
LET THE SHELF
DJ.
Five records from your own collection, in playing order, opener to closer. Named, sequenced for the clock, different every night.
One button on the shelf. Runout AI reads the day (a Sunday morning is not a Friday at eleven), your taste, and what you spun last, then builds a set with a name and a one-line arc. Lean it toward a lane, or roll the wildcard. Two taps later it’s a private Spotify playlist, every track in order, and a card pressed for the story.
FIVE RECORDS, IN ORDERLEAN: ROCK · JAZZ · WILDCARDONE-TAP SPOTIFY PLAYLISTSHARE CARD, 9:16
Try it with your Discogs shelfno account · public Discogs collection
This public tool reads up to your newest 500 Discogs records, with three sets per visitor per day. It does not import your collection. For your full collection, use the CSV import guide.
003 / THE FLEXYOUR SHELF
YOUR SHELF
HAS A URL.
Collections are for showing. Two ways to hand yours over without handing over your login.
Your runout page
A public page for your collection: every cover, your three On Repeat picks with your own liner notes, and a synopsis of your taste written by Runout AI. One link in a forum signature or group-chat bio. Off by default, on when you want it.
Lists for enablers
Pull any records into a list (birthday wants, trade bait, “start here with jazz”) and send one link. No account needed to view it, listen links included, and every list comes with a downloadable share card built for the group chat.
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Ask the record anything
Every album gets a chat. “Would I like this?” gets a straight yes, no, or maybe, grounded in what's actually on your shelf, not a press release.
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Monthly recap
See what you brought home, what you spent, and what you actually played. Full decade labels, a record-dot calendar, and estimated listening hours make the month easy to read. The numbers are free; Runout AI can add a write-up.
006 / RUNOUT AI
It learns your lanes, not the charts.
Your taste profile is a living document you can read and edit, plus weights for every lane you collect in, and notes Runout AI actually reads. No black box. No engagement algorithm. It works for you, not on you. You even pick its voice: The Clerk, The Snob, The Old Head, The Hype Man, and three more working the counter.
80S ALTERNATIVESHOEGAZEHIP-HOPCLASSIC ROCKJAZZPOST-PUNKAMBIENTSOUL+ YOURS
007 / THE PAINTNOT AN ORANGE
NOT AN ORANGE
PERSON?
One accent color runs the whole app, and it’s yours to pick. Nine presets or any hex you type.
Don’t take our word for it. Tap a swatch and watch this page repaint, the same switch members flip in Settings.
Go ahead. This page is wired to it.
The catalog is free. Runout AI is
$12/YR
One bargain-bin record. Twelve months of buying right.
Discogs is free and stays free. Cataloging here is free too. This is one dollar a month for Runout AI in your pocket.
Sign in with Google or email · import your Discogs CSV · cancel anytime
For the whole collection
Your next move, explained.
A thousand records should not mean a thousand entries to type. Bring in your Discogs collection and wantlist CSVs, keep the pressing details and grades, then finish missing covers in resumable batches. Cataloging and listening logs are free with an account.
Every guide has short steps and actual screenshots. Runout AI adds optional taste advice, chats, hunt plans, and sets from your signed-in shelf.