Spinstack vs My Vinyl+

Both sync with Discogs. Spinstack adds an in-app Spin Log, NFC tags, condition scanning, Apple TV and Apple Watch, for $9.99 once. No tiers.

Feature comparison

Feature Spinstack My Vinyl+
Discogs sync (collection and wantlist)
Barcode scanning
Bulk scanning
Listening history Spin Log in the app, plus Last.fm Last.fm scrobbling (Platinum)
Collection value tracking Price Watchdog Value history (Platinum)
Collection analytics Vinyl DNA Insights dashboard
Condition scanning (LiDAR) Groove Vision
NFC tags
Sell on Discogs from the app List, track orders, message buyers (1.4)
Apple TV app
Apple Watch app
iPhone, iPad, Mac iPhone, iPad; iPad app on Mac and Vision Pro
Ads None Banner ads in the free tier
Pricing $9.99 once Free; Platinum $4.99/mo, $19.99/yr or $39.99 once

My Vinyl+ details checked against its App Store listing and version history (version 4.3.8) on September 13, 2026. Corrected that day: an earlier version of this page wrongly said My Vinyl+ had no Discogs sync, no analytics, no iPad support and no in-app selling.

What Spinstack adds

One price, everything included

$9.99 once, no tiers, no ads. In My Vinyl+ the value tracking, Last.fm scrobbling and AI insights sit in the Platinum plan, at $4.99 a month, $19.99 a year or $39.99 once.

Spin Log and Vinyl DNA

Every play logged in the app with mood tags and notes, then analytics by genre, decade and label. My Vinyl+ handles listening history through Last.fm scrobbling and reports value history and insights.

NFC tags and Groove Vision

Write a tag to a sleeve and tap it to open the record. Scan a record's surface with LiDAR on iPhone Pro or iPad Pro for an estimated condition grade. Neither is offered in My Vinyl+.

Apple TV and Apple Watch

Cover grids on the big screen and a session started from your wrist. My Vinyl+ runs on iPhone and iPad, and as an iPad app on Apple silicon Macs and Vision Pro; it has no TV or watch app.

Where My Vinyl+ is ahead

It draws each record as its actual pressing, with marble, splatter, clear and split-colour vinyl, and offers a free tier with Discogs sync and barcode scanning included. Its Discogs listing flow (since version 4.0, March 2026) walks through price, grading and shipping; Spinstack lists, tracks orders and messages buyers from the app too, with the money changing hands on Discogs in both cases.

Frequently asked questions

How does Spinstack compare to My Vinyl+?

Both sync your Discogs collection and wantlist and add records by barcode. Spinstack adds an in-app Spin Log, Vinyl DNA analytics, NFC tags, Groove Vision condition scanning, and apps for Apple TV and Apple Watch, for $9.99 once. My Vinyl+ adds custom vinyl visuals and a free tier, with value tracking, Last.fm scrobbling and AI insights in its Platinum plan. Both can list records for sale on Discogs from the app.

Does My Vinyl+ sync with Discogs?

Yes. My Vinyl+ syncs your Discogs collection and wantlist, including changes made on Discogs. Spinstack does the same and adds iCloud sync across your Apple devices.

Is My Vinyl+ free?

My Vinyl+ is free to download with core features included. Its Platinum plan is $4.99 a month, $19.99 a year, or $39.99 once (US App Store prices). Spinstack is a one-time purchase of $9.99 with a 30-day free trial. No credit card required.

What does Spinstack have that My Vinyl+ doesn't?

An in-app Spin Log with mood tags and notes, Vinyl DNA analytics, NFC tags, Groove Vision condition scanning, Apple TV and Apple Watch apps, and one price for everything. Both apps can list records for sale on Discogs from inside the app.

$9.99 once. No subscription.

Try everything free for 30 days. No credit card.

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