Point
Keep the record inside the frame. The same camera watches for the strongest available evidence.

Camera-first record discovery
DISCTALE recognises the record in your hands, opens its story, and plays what is genuinely available.
Join the betaOut in the record racks
A sleeve catches your eye. Point your iPhone, find the record and follow the music.
Filmed on iPhone · 19 September 2026
Edited highlights from one real session.
Now in the beta · DJ Bag
Pull records from your Crate, Kept finds and linked Discogs collection. Put together a bag, flip through the sleeves and open a record when you want another listen.
Available in the 0.7.10 public beta. Choose your records and organise them into crates.
Join the beta ↗One gesture, three moments
The camera reads barcode, centre label, and sleeve evidence. When the evidence is shared or uncertain, DISCTALE asks before it plays.
Keep the record inside the frame. The same camera watches for the strongest available evidence.
A safe match opens the record. Ambiguous editions wait for your tap — no confident identity, no automatic sound.
Hear a preview or a linked full track when one exists. A silent find still keeps its release and tracklist.
After the scan
Barcode, centre label, and cover evidence meet one catalogue. DISCTALE can show candidates instead of pretending every sleeve proves an exact pressing.
A known record is not always a known edition.
Open the release and tracklist, hear a preview, continue through your own music service when the recording is available there, or watch the official YouTube upload when nothing else carries it.
Recognition and playback are separate promises.
Keep a record, revisit the Crate, see what your Taste says, find your Discogs collection, and remember the places where you dug.
A scan becomes part of a collection, not a dead receipt.
The whole crate
From Tokyo to Berlin to Milan, record culture is made by women, queer people, collectors, DJs, shop workers, first-timers, and lifelong obsessives. DISCTALE is for the whole community — without gatekeeping and without one default way to look, listen, or belong.






Inside DISCTALE
A closer look at the 0.7.10 beta: the camera, your records, listening and places to dig. The native screens below were captured on iOS Simulator; the film above shows real use on iPhone.
01 · Recognise
Keep a record in the frame. Hear a preview when one is available, or choose from the matches when the app needs your confirmation.
02 · Explore
Open the tracklist, explore Discogs listings and the price guide, check an asking price, or add the record to your wantlist. Edition details stay visible when a pressing is still unverified.
03 · Keep listening
Use Listen to recognise nearby music with Shazam. Try alternate and Try harder offer more ways to find a track. Open an available YouTube video, with autoplay set the way you like it, or continue in your music service.
04 · Crate + Taste
Keep the records you love, organise collections and return to saved digs. Taste brings together the styles in your Kept records, with Listen later for discoveries worth another spin.
05 · Record shops
Explore nearby record shops on Apple Maps, check the list, and save the places you want to visit. The next dig starts around you.
Keep digging
The public beta is open. Install DISCTALE with TestFlight and take it on your next dig.
Includes DJ Bag in the 0.7.10 beta. Requires iOS 18 or later and Apple TestFlight. Places are limited; App Store timing depends on testing and review.