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Your quest for vinyl
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Track your collection, hunt the records you need, and connect with collectors and stores who share the obsession.

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For Collectors

Your collection, your quest, your community.

Search millions of records, build your hunt list, track every album you own, and connect with collectors who get it.

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For Store Owners

Your audience is already here.

Connect with serious collectors in your area who are actively hunting for what you carry — without the noise of social media.

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Quest List

The hunt list every
collector needs.

Never walk into a record store without knowing exactly what you're looking for.

Build your Quest List from any search result. Rank what you want most. Add a note about the pressing you're holding out for. Walk in prepared. Walk out with what you came for — not just something.

  • Rank records by priority
  • Add pressing and edition notes
  • Move records to your Collection the moment you find them
  • Never leave a record store with that nagging feeling again
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Collection

Your collection.
Organized. Yours forever.

Every record you own. Every press. Every story about where you found it.

Your Collection is the permanent home for everything you've hunted down. Log what you own, track the details that matter — pressing, condition, label, year — and write the story of how each one found its way to you.

  • Complete record details — pressing, condition, label, year
  • Write reviews and notes, including where you found it
  • Share your collection publicly on your profile
  • See what other collectors are adding to theirs
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Meet The Curator

The advisor at the counter who actually knows the inventory.

Not an algorithm. Not a playlist generator. A knowledgeable presence that helps when you ask and respects your taste when you don't.

Ask about an artist's discography, the difference between two pressings, what to play after a long week, or where to start with a genre you've been meaning to explore. The Curator listens, thinks, and answers like someone who has spent their life around records.

  • Artist history, discography, and pressing deep dives
  • Personalized recommendations based on your collection
  • Genre exploration and context for any era of music
  • Always available. Never pushy. Present when you need it.
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The Curator
Vinyl Quest AI Advisor
I love Kind of Blue. Where should I go next with Miles Davis?
The Curator Kind of Blue is the perfect entry point — modal jazz at its most open and unhurried. For what came next, I'd go to In a Silent Way (1969). It's quieter and stranger, and it leads directly into the electric period. After that, Bitches Brew if you're ready for something that rewrites the rules entirely. If you want to go back instead, Milestones shows you exactly where Kind of Blue came from.
What pressing of Bitches Brew should I be hunting for?
The Curator The original Columbia double LP from 1970 is the one worth hunting — the US pressing, catalog KC 26. The gatefold artwork matters on this one. Expect VG+ condition to run $40–80 depending on where you find it. It shows up at estate sales more often than people expect.
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Community

Find your
fellow questers.

See what they're hunting. See what they're spinning. Read what they think of it.

Vinyl has always been a community thing — the record store conversation, the recommendation from someone whose taste you trust, the "you have to hear this." Vinyl Quest brings that online. Follow collectors, see their latest finds and reviews, and discover records you never would have found on your own.

  • Follow collectors and see their latest finds and reviews
  • Write reviews on your own collection — what made it special, where you found it
  • Read reviews from fellow questers before you hunt one down yourself
  • Discover new records through people whose taste you trust
For Independent Record Stores

Meet your future loyal customer where they're already building their collection.

No social media noise. No algorithm fighting for attention. Just collectors actively looking for what you have.

Vinyl Quest gives independent record stores a direct connection to a built-in audience of serious collectors. These aren't passive browsers — they're people with a Quest List in hand, actively hunting for specific records. List your store, connect with collectors in your area, and let them find you when it matters most.

  • Get discovered by collectors actively hunting in your area
  • Connect with your audience without the noise of social media
  • Build a loyal following of customers who come back
  • The Curator gives your staff intelligence on collector demand
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First Press — Founding Members

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first 1,000.

First Press founding members get 60 days of full Curator access completely free. Like a first pressing of a great album — limited, more valuable, and worth having.

Limited to the first 1,000 collectors. Founding member pricing locks in for life.

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Simple pricing. No surprises.

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Search, Quest List, Collection Vault, community access.
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Vinyl Quest+
$4.99 /month
Everything free, plus unlimited Curator access and premium features.
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Free for 60 days
Full Curator access free for 60 days. Then $4.99/month for life.
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Store Listed
Free always
Store profile, collector visibility, basic analytics.
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Store Connected
$30 /month
Full platform, Curator intelligence, direct collector connections.
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Questions worth answering.

Is Vinyl Quest free to use?
Yes — the Free Collector plan is completely free and gives you access to search, your Quest List, and your Collection Vault. Vinyl Quest+ unlocks The Curator and premium features for $4.99 a month. No credit card required to start.
What's the difference between free and Vinyl Quest+?
The free plan gives you everything you need to start — search, Quest List, Collection Vault, a public profile, and full community access. Vinyl Quest+ adds The Curator — your personal AI vinyl advisor — plus advanced analytics and priority access to new features.
How does search work in Vinyl Quest?
Search by artist and album title as separate fields, then stack filters for genre, country, and decade. Looking for a specific Blue Note pressing from the 1950s? That's one search, not twenty minutes of scrolling.
What is The Curator?
The Curator is Vinyl Quest's AI vinyl advisor — the knowledgeable person at the counter who has genuinely heard everything and waits to be asked before saying anything. Available to Vinyl Quest+ and First Press members.
What is First Press?
First Press is the Vinyl Quest founding member program — limited to the first 1,000 collectors. First Press members get 60 days of full Curator access free, then lock in at $4.99 a month for life.
I own a record store. How does Vinyl Quest work for me?
Store Listed is free and gets your store in front of collectors actively hunting records in your area. Store Connected is $30 a month and gives you the full platform — Curator intelligence, direct collector connections, and the ability to post to your followers.
Does Vinyl Quest have a social component?
Yes — and it's built around the hunt, not the noise. Follow collectors whose taste you trust. See what they're finding, what they're spinning, and what they think of it. Write reviews. Read them. Discover records you never would have found alone.
When is Vinyl Quest launching?
Vinyl Quest is launching in beta in September 15, 2026. First Press founding members get early access. Sign up now to claim your spot — there are only 1,000 of them.