VinylSnap: Scan & Value Record

Name: VinylSnap: Scan & Value Record
Rating: 4.7 (3346 reviews)
Author: Next Vision Limited

By: Next Vision Limited App

Identify discs, price and save

Overview

Version:

1.6.0

Last updated: 2025-11-12

Features & Capabilities

VinylSnap helps you unlock the true value of your vinyl collection with a single photo. It instantly identifies records, shows pressing info and release year, provides tracklists and artist context, and offers a trusted market price. Grading guidance supports pricing and selling with confidence, while saving scans to a digital shelf lets you track your collection’s worth over time.

Designed for beginners, collectors, and resellers, VinylSnap makes learning about vinyl easy. Start with free features and upgrade for deeper insights and cross-device save. Whether you’re crate-digging, pricing a sale, or building a well-organized archive, VinylSnap delivers fast, informed decisions and practical tips to grow your knowledge.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Photography Education

By:

Next Vision Limited

Rating:

4.70

(3,346) 54 new ratings

Version:

1.6.0 Last updated: 2025-11-12

Version code:

879692925

Creation date:

2025-07-16

Compatible devices:

Size:

101.54MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 31,578 ▲ 238

Other rankings

#80 in value keyword 33 ▼ 58

Other platforms

VinylSnap: Scan & Value Record (v1.0.1)

217,078 4.69

(2,800)

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Developed by:

Next Vision Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vinylsnap-scan-value-record/id6748595105

Website:

https://www.thevisionext.com/

User Reviews

VinylSnap is praised for its user-friendly design and a solid scan-to-catalog workflow, with useful rough value estimates and the ability to generate a printable collection. However, repeated complaints about misidentifications and missing pressing details undermine trust in its data. Users report frequent crashes and camera issues, plus inconsistent results across scans. Billing problems and aggressive subscription terms, including upfront charges and refund difficulties, further sour user sentiment. Overall, it’s a promising quick catalog tool with notable flaws in accuracy, reliability, and pricing that limit its long-term usefulness.

Pros

Easy to use / user-friendly interface
Effective scanning/camera for identifying titles and cataloging (snap-to-scan)
Provides value estimates and a printable catalog of your collection

Cons

Inaccurate/misidentified records and mislabels (including frequent Beatles mislabeling)
Billing and subscription issues (upfront charges, trial refunds, and cancellation difficulties)
Reliability problems (crashes, camera issues, inconsistent scan results)
Limited data depth (no condition, pressings, matrix numbers)
Export/print features are unreliable or not consistently available

Recent reviews

Won’t properly identify the correct band and album

by li*****, 2026-09-12

Basic functionality works well, but without reading matrix info values can’t really be accurate. In my testing I had records show as wrong pressings, wrong records entirely, and incorrect values. That said - most common records read just fine and were accurate with their values. Finding a way to get this to read matrix info would make it indispensable, but as long as the user has to hunt and type that manually, might as well just use Discogs