Need a hand?

Yes, for the first 1,000 members. No ads, no in-app purchases.

An iPhone on iOS 16 or later. There's no iPad, Android or web version yet.

Get Teca from the App Store on your iPhone, then tap Get. Updates arrive through the App Store.

Not to browse or search: tap Continue as guest. To scan, save records, play previews or connect Discogs and Apple Music, sign in with Apple.

Scan the front or back of a sleeve or the record's label, search by artist or title, or import from Discogs. Each record goes to your collection, your wantlist or a crate.

Teca uses each photo only to identify the record and help you pick the pressing. Photos aren't kept.

Search by artist or title instead. Sleeves with little or no text are the hardest to scan.

Yes. Sign in on Discogs or enter your username, and your collection and wantlist come across, with folders as crates. Nothing changes on Discogs. To disconnect, remove Teca in your Discogs settings.

Open the record and tap Change pressing. To tell reissues apart, check the runout, the code etched near the label: find your pressing by its runout.

Records grouped your way: a shelf, a genre, tonight's bag. Flip through a crate in 3D, sleeve by sleeve, or stand it in your room with AR on supported iPhones. 3D crates are in beta.

It's your hunting list, with the lowest Discogs asking price beside each record when copies are listed. Tap a record's heart to add it.

Not as a collection total. Each record shows its lowest asking price on Discogs and how many copies are for sale, as a guide.

Your collection lives in your account, so it's there when you sign in on a new iPhone. A copy stays on your phone, so you can browse it offline. Want a file of everything? Email us and we'll send one.

Connect Apple Music (subscription needed) and Teca suggests records from your library, playlists and recent plays. Nothing is added until you say so. Spotify is by request for now; ask in the app. Disconnect either in Account.

Yes. Sign in to hear 30-second previews where available, or open the album in your streaming app.

Yes. In setlists (beta) you build a set from records you own, and Teca estimates each track's BPM and key, marked ≈.

We never sell or rent your data, and there are no ads or ad trackers. To fix and improve Teca we collect usage data, like searches, records added and crashes, tied to your account when you're signed in. There's no switch for it in the app; email us to delete yours. The Privacy Policy lists everything.

Open Account, tap Delete account and confirm. Your collection, wantlist, crates and setlists are removed, you're signed out everywhere, and we ask Apple to revoke Teca's sign-in. We keep an archive for up to 30 days in case you ask us to undo it, then delete it for good.

Prefer email? Write to 32_false.ascot@icloud.com from the address on your account and we'll do it within 24 hours.

Tap Report issue at the top of this page. Say what you did, what happened instead, and your iPhone model and iOS version. You can add a screenshot by email.

More is on the way. Tell us what you want most with Share feedback, here or in the app under Account.