Managing Your Collection
17 guides in this category.
Editing a record's details
The three places a record can be edited, and what lives in each.
Recording a record's condition
Grade a record's media and cover, and note whether you bought it new or second-hand.
Adding notes to a record
Capture the story behind a record so your collection becomes truly yours.
Rating and favouriting records
Give a record stars, heart the ones you love, and heart the single tracks you keep coming back to.
Tracking your listens
Log every play and rediscover the records you'd forgotten.
Viewing your listening history and stats
Look back over what you've been playing, and what's been gathering dust.
Adding new tags
Create your own tags so you can group records any way you like.
Using tags to organise your collection
Tag records any way that makes sense to you, then filter to instant playlists.
Organising with genres
Keep one tidy set of genres across your whole collection, and browse by them.
Making a crate
Group records any way you like, without moving them or changing where they live.
Adding a storage location
Set up the shelves, crates and rooms your records live in, ready to attach to any record.
Setting storage locations
Record which shelf, crate or room each record lives in so you can find it fast.
Keeping track of lent and borrowed records
Note who you've lent a record to, or borrowed one from, and find them all in a location.
Filtering and finding records
Filter down by tag, genre or rating, or search direct when you know the album.
Moving records between collections
Move a record to another collection with its details, tags, notes and history intact.
Spotting and merging duplicates
Find records you've catalogued twice and tidy them into one.
Removing a record from your collection
Take a record out of your collection when you've sold, gifted or duplicated it.