Discrobble: Vinyl Scrobbler

The fastest way to scrobble your Discogs collection to Last.fm.

Discrobble is a single-purpose iPhone app for collectors who want their physical-music listening to count. Vinyl, CDs, cassettes, box sets — anything in your Discogs collection. Tap a button and the album you just played lands in your Last.fm scrobble history with the right artist, album, and tracklist. Pulled directly from Discogs so the metadata is always right.

— HOW IT WORKS —

1. Connect your Last.fm and Discogs accounts.
2. Discrobble syncs your Discogs collection (your records, dates added, formats, cover art).
3. Find the album you're playing. Tap Scrobble.
4. The album's tracks are submitted to Last.fm with realistic timestamps, the way streaming services do.

That's the whole loop. No friend feeds, no algorithmic discovery, no notifications. It does one thing well.

— BUILT FOR REAL COLLECTIONS —

If you have a multi-disc set, you can scrobble a single disc instead of the whole album. If your Discogs metadata is missing track durations, Discrobble fills them in from Last.fm so timestamps line up. If you have 1,000+ items in your collection, the initial sync just works — every API call comes from your iPhone, not a shared server, so you're not fighting other apps for rate limit.

— PRIVATE BY DESIGN —

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 only data the Discrobble server stores is your encrypted Last.fm session key (used to submit scrobbles) and your two usernames. Full details at elezea.com/privacy.

— WHAT'S INCLUDED —

- Searchable, sortable collection view with high-resolution cover art.
- Multi-disc support — scrobble a side, a disc, or the whole album.
- Pull-to-refresh delta sync as you add new records to Discogs.
- Recent scrobbles list so you can see what you've played.
- No subscription, no ads.

— REQUIREMENTS —

A Last.fm account (free at last.fm) and a Discogs account with a populated collection (free at discogs.com).

— FROM A REAL COLLECTOR —

Built by someone who actually owns the records. If something's off, contact via elezea.com/contact and I'll fix it.