Discrobble
Your record shelf,
on Last.fm.
The fastest way to track your physical music listening from your Discogs collection to Last.fm. Vinyl, CDs, cassettes, box sets — anything physical. One tap, lands on Last.fm in seconds.
Discrobble
The fastest way to track your physical music listening from your Discogs collection to Last.fm. Vinyl, CDs, cassettes, box sets — anything physical. One tap, lands on Last.fm in seconds.
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Two OAuth flows — Last.fm, then Discogs. About thirty seconds. Your tokens stay on your phone; the Discrobble server never sees your Discogs credentials.
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Search across your whole collection as you type. Sort by recent adds or artist, and jump straight to the album you just put on the turntable.
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Multi-disc set? Scrobble a single side or disc instead of the whole album. Missing track durations from Discogs are filled in from Last.fm so timestamps line up the way streaming would.
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Tracks submit with realistic timestamps so your listening history stays clean. No friend feeds, no algorithmic discovery, no push notifications. The app does one thing well.
Your Discogs OAuth tokens never leave your phone. Your album collection is cached locally. There are no analytics SDKs, no advertising, no third-party trackers, and no crash reporting service shipped in the app.
The Discrobble server stores your encrypted Last.fm session key — used to submit scrobbles — your two usernames, your scrobble count, and a short list of your most recent scrobbles to sync across devices. Your $4.99 unlock is handled on-device by Apple; the server never sees it. Full details on the Privacy Policy.
Free to start
Get it on the App Store →Requires iPhone running iOS 17 or newer, plus free Last.fm and Discogs accounts.