Vinyl, in space
Plinthe
Your Discogs vinyl collection — as a grid you can place in the room, and as a 3D arc you can interact with on Apple Vision Pro.
- Platforms
- visionOS 26.4
- Price
- Free
- Status
- Coming to the App Store
A record collection is a physical thing. It has spines and sleeves and an order you rearranged twice last year. Then you catalog it on Discogs and it becomes a table. Plinthe gives the catalog a room to live in again — the covers at scale, in front of you, with the music playing.
What it does
Your collection, already built
Plinthe reads the collection you keep on Discogs. Connect once and every record you own is there — no re-cataloging, no second library to maintain.
An arc you can walk through
On Apple Vision Pro, covers lay out in a 120° arc around you. Look at a record and pinch to bring it forward; pinch and drag to scroll along the shelf.
Play the record
Tap a track to hear it — full songs through Apple Music if you subscribe, public 30-second previews if you don't.
Lyrics that follow along
Time-synced lyrics from LRCLIB scroll with the track, floating above the sleeve.
Everything on the sleeve
Tracklist, pressing details, credits, artist biography, and current marketplace prices — the back-of-the-jacket reading, on the record you're holding.
Screens
Privacy, in one line
No servers, no accounts, no analytics, no third-party SDKs. Your Discogs token lives in the device Keychain and nowhere else, and the only requests Plinthe makes go straight to Discogs, LRCLIB, and Apple.
More
Apple Vision Pro screenshots are captured in the visionOS Simulator. Album artwork shown belongs to its respective rights holders. Plinthe is not affiliated with Discogs, LRCLIB, or Apple. Discogs is a trademark of Zink Media, LLC. Apple, Apple Music, and Apple Vision Pro are trademarks of Apple Inc.