
Snap the cover
Image recognition and AI read the artwork and the text on it, then match the release on Discogs in seconds.
Point your iPhone at a cover, a barcode or the centre label. It finds the record on Discogs and shows the pressing, the prices and where to hear it.


Pick a mode and hold the record up. Mint captures by itself when the cover or label is in frame, and reads barcodes straight from the live camera.

Image recognition and AI read the artwork and the text on it, then match the release on Discogs in seconds.

The fastest route for modern pressings. The barcode leads straight to the releases on Discogs that carry it.

No sleeve? Shoot the centre label. Mint reads the catalogue number to land on the right pressing.

Something spinning you don't know? Hold the shutter. Shazam names the song and Mint finds the album on Discogs.

Your first record's values are free. Mint Pro unlocks values for every record.
Everything you scan lands in your library, ready to play, search and share.
A 30-second preview in the app, and one tap to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube or Bandcamp.
History, liked records, your collection and your wantlist. Sign in with Apple or Google to sync them across devices.
Can't scan it? Search by artist or album and browse releases right inside Mint.
An AI-written note on where and when your copy was made, and what makes it different from the other pressings.
Read and write comments, follow other collectors and see what's trending this week.
Take your whole collection, with prices and Discogs IDs, to a spreadsheet.




Prices in US dollars. The App Store shows the price in your currency. The free trial is on the yearly plan. Cancel anytime in your Apple account settings.
Yes. Identifying records is free and unlimited, and you see the full result every time: the pressing, artwork, preview and streaming links. Market values are free for your first record; Mint Pro unlocks them for every record.
No. You can scan straight away. Sign in with Apple or Google to sync your history across devices, to like, reply to and write comments, to follow other collectors, or to read pressing stories with Pro.
From the Discogs marketplace: the lowest copy listed for sale, and Discogs' price suggestions for VG+ and Near Mint copies. They are not sale averages, and Mint labels them as what they are.
Barcodes and catalogue numbers point to a specific release. With Pro you can also type the catalogue number and country from your copy and pick it from the list of pressings. You can choose whether cover scans are priced as the original pressing or the most popular one.
Mint is made for vinyl and searches vinyl releases on Discogs. If a record only exists on another format, it can still show that release.
Mint runs on iPhone and iPad. It speaks 26 languages: English, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Icelandic, Czech, Polish, Turkish, Greek, Hungarian, Romanian, Ukrainian, Indonesian, Thai and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).
Photos are sent to our server only to identify the record, and are not stored. To read them, the server uses Google Cloud Vision, Google Gemini and, as a fallback, Anthropic's Claude. Listening uses Apple's ShazamKit, and the audio never leaves your phone. The privacy policy has the details.
Free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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