VinylReleases helps you track new vinyl drops in real time. Follow artists, set keyword alerts (like “splatter” or “test pressing”), and get notified when something you care about goes live. Free, no ads – built by a vinyl collector for collectors.
Get notified about new vinyl drops that match your taste
VinylReleases helps you track new vinyl drops in real time. Follow artists, set keyword alerts (like “splatter” or “test pressing”), and get notified when something you care about goes live. Free, no ads – built by a vinyl collector for collectors.
Hey everyone 👋 I created a free app to easily track new vinyl releases. Like many of you, I love collecting vinyl – but I kept missing releases I actually cared about. Limited editions would drop and sell out before I even noticed. Some artists I follow just don’t get properly promoted on the major platforms. So I built VinylReleases – a lightweight app where you can: Follow artists you love Set up keyword alerts (like “splatter”, “test pressing”, etc.) Get push or email notifications as soon as
This seems like a useful, focused app. The ability to import your favorite artists from music apps or Discogs is a nice feature. I could definitely see this expanding into a marketplace for collectors. Are there any buying options within the app? It's great that the app is free to use, but earning affiliate income through in-app links would be a great way to monetize the app. ☺️
This looks like the dream tool for vinyl collectors no more out-of-stock nightmares. Do you plan to add marketplace integrations (like Discogs or Bandcamp) so you can not only track but also quickly purchase or pre-order directly through the app?
Are you a vinyl collector? :) I still have some vinyls in the house of my grandmother (like John Lennon etc.). It sparked an idea to also swap/sell older vinyl relics via such app :)
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