SydeTwo

The record ends. The room goes quiet. Someone says "what's next?" SydeTwo listens to what's playing and tells you what to put on. No ads. No accounts. No nonsense.

You own hundreds of records. You play the same twelve.

SydeTwo listens to what's spinning, finds it in your collection, and tells you what to play next - with an opinion attached.

HOW IT WORKS Connect your Discogs account or import a Record Scanner export. Drop a needle. Tap Listen. SydeTwo identifies the record, then recommends what should follow based on era, style, mood, and where the evening has already been. Accept it or reject it. Either way it learns the room.

BRING IT IN HOWEVER IT LIVES Discogs sync or a Record Scanner CSV. Import from both if that's how your shelf got catalogued. Once it's in, it's one collection - no second-class rack, no separate view, no reminder of where anything came from.

BUILT FOR THE COUCH, NOT THE COMMUTE Big artwork. Readable across a room. Pass the iPad around and let everyone argue. Plug into a TV or AirPlay to a big screen and the record art fills the room.

IT HAS OPINIONS Four personality modes - Sober, Buzzed, Elevated, and Vinyl Goblin. Pick your evening. The commentary escalates accordingly.

GUEST SPINS Someone always shows up with a bag. Log what they brought, let it play into the night's history, and flag the ones you want for yourself. Guest records stay in the session they belong to - they never quietly move into your collection.

LINER NOTES Three good facts about the record in your hands. Not thirty adequate ones.

SESH TO GO Plan a set before the guests arrive. Export it as a shareable card with real album art.

SETLISTS AND SESSION HISTORY Every sesh gets a name and a card you can share. Look back at where an evening went.

WHAT SYDETWO DOESN'T DO No ads. No accounts. No tracking. No subscriptions. Nothing leaves your device except what's needed to talk to Discogs and look up a record.

Syzygy Softwerks builds apps for people who like things, not for advertisers.

Requires a Discogs account or a Record Scanner export. Try Demo Mode first if you'd rather look around.