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The deal · first 5 shelves
Import 50+ records, get a year free
001 / THE LIBRARY
A shelf log: every record you own or want, riding along in your pocket.
Collecting is half music, half record keeping, and we love both halves. Runout is the record-keeping half: pressings, prices, stories, and not a spreadsheet in sight.











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the deal · first 5 shelves
Import 50 or more records and your first year is free, oracle and all. No code, no card, nothing to sign up for. It just happens.
Collections are for showing. Two ways to hand yours over without handing over your login.
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 the oracle. One link in a forum signature or group-chat bio. Off by default, on when you want it.
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.
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.
Your month in vinyl: what you spent stamped up top, every count charted against the months before it, and a write-up only your shelf could earn. Rewritable until the month closes.
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. The oracle is
$24/YR.
One bargain-bin record. Twelve months of buying right.
Discogs is free and stays free. Cataloging here is free too. This is two bucks a month for the oracle in your pocket.
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Your taste profile is a living document you can read and edit, plus weights for every lane you collect in, and notes the oracle 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.