Controlled random draw
Pick an available album, avoid repeating the same artist, favor favorites, and keep temporary exclusions under control.
Never wonder what record to play next
Rediscover your music collection with smart random picks, a clear record bin, a wishlist, statistics, and import/export tools built for real collectors.

Record Picker
Record Picker catalogs vinyl, CDs, and favorite albums, then suggests the next record to play based on filters, favorites, exclusions, and the mood of the moment.

Pick an available album, avoid repeating the same artist, favor favorites, and keep temporary exclusions under control.
Browse the collection with search, sorting, filters, large covers, and quick access to editable record details.
Choose by mood and keep a listening trail so the collection keeps revealing itself over time.
CSV import, backups, restore, MusicBrainz, Discogs, and artwork lookups are always started deliberately.
App Store
Notes retrieved from the French App Store listing for Record Picker on June 18, 2026.
June 18, 2026
June 17, 2026
The support page answers quickly about import, backups, external lookups, privacy, and direct contact.
Open support
CSV import, backup restore, barcode scanning, and manual entry help users start even with an incomplete catalog.
Backups, readable CSV, and JSON exports are deliberately started by the user and saved to the destination they choose.
MusicBrainz, Discogs, and Cover Art Archive are used only when a lookup or enrichment action is started.
Record Picker has no user account, no advertising, no data selling, and no Record Picker server storing the collection.

The albums you add, import, edit, favorite, exclude, or draw are stored on your device. This may include album titles, artist names, release information, genres, styles, tags, notes, listening history, cover artwork, and collection metadata.
Record Picker does not operate a user account system and does not upload your collection to a Record Picker server.
Record Picker may use the camera to scan barcodes when you choose to add an album this way. Camera images are not stored or shared by Record Picker.
When you start a metadata or cover search, Record Picker may contact external music metadata services such as MusicBrainz, Cover Art Archive, or Discogs.
These requests may include the search terms or barcode you provide. They are sent only when you explicitly start the lookup.
Record Picker may use Apple on-device models, when available, to suggest albums by mood. When those models are not available, suggestions are calculated locally from metadata, favorites, tags, genres, styles, and recent draws.
If you use the Apple Watch companion app, Record Picker may sync essential collection and draw information between your iPhone and Apple Watch using Apple's device communication features.
Record Picker may let you import, export, back up, or restore collection files. These files are created, selected, and managed by you.
Record Picker does not use advertising tracking and does not include third-party advertising SDKs.
If you have questions about this privacy policy, contact support@recordpicker.app.
Screenshots
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Vinyl guides
Three focused guides answer common collector questions: what to play now, how to use a useful random picker, and how to keep a collection alive.
Vinyl guide
A practical guide to choosing what vinyl record to play next without staring at the shelf for too long.
Random picker
Why a random vinyl record picker works best when it respects filters, favorites, exclusions, and listening context.
Vinyl collection
A practical guide to cataloging, enriching, backing up, and rediscovering a vinyl collection with Record Picker.
For questions about the app, import, backups, or privacy, use the public support contact.