Reccogs

Buying one record and paying full shipping for it is the saddest part of collecting. Reccogs fixes that: whenever you're on a Discogs listing, seller page, or your cart, it shows what *else* that seller stocks that you'd actually want — so one order can carry two or three records instead of one. It knows what you'd want because you tell it, with data you already maintain: • Your wantlist — if a seller has a record you've been hunting, it's the first thing you'll see, including other pressings of the same album • Your collection — artists you're deep on rank high; one-off purchases rank low • The labels and styles you actually collect — niche labels count, major labels don't ("you both own a Capitol record" means nothing) Every suggestion says WHY it's there ("On your wantlist", "You own 14 records by Nine Inch Nails", "$8 under market"), so you can decide in seconds. Also in the box: • Cart mode — see matches for every seller already in your cart • Market-price badges — flags copies at or under the community's lowest price • One-click wantlist adds from the panel • "Not interested" — banish a record from all future suggestions • Filters: vinyl-only by default (CDs/cassettes optional), minimum condition, maximum price • Huge sellers handled: inventories too big to scan fully get a targeted search for your artists • Your taste profile refreshes daily, automatically Setup takes a minute: paste a free Discogs personal access token (created at discogs.com/settings/developers), press Sync, and browse the marketplace. Reccogs talks only to the official Discogs API, with your own token, on your device. No backend, no analytics, no data collection. Not affiliated with Discogs.