Cratewise
Built for the household, not for sale
Cratewise catalogs your household's vinyl, CDs, and cassettes and logs every spin — one shelf, shared by everyone who lives there. No marketplace, no listings, no one pricing your grails.
“I built Cratewise because nothing else just told me what was on my own shelf. Discogs prices it. RateYourMusic rates it. I wanted a tool that knew it — every pressing, every spin, filed the way I actually think about a collection. So I built that, for me first, and now for whoever else wants the same thing.” — Ron, Austin TX
What's inside
Shelf-first library
An art-forward grid of everything you own. Filter by genre, decade, format, tag — vinyl, CD, cassette. Sort by least played and rediscover the back row.
Spins & stats
Log every play with a rating and a note. See what you actually listen to — most-played, top artists, and a year-end Wrapped for your turntable.
Point. Shoot. Filed.
Snap a photo of a sleeve and Dexx identifies it, fetches the artwork, writes the bio, and files it under your own genre taxonomy.
Wishlist & lists
Keep the want-list next to the have-list so you never double-buy in the bins. Browse canonical lists — Rolling Stone 500, Pitchfork, Jazzwise — and track what you own against them.
One shelf, whole household
Collections are shared. Invite your partner or housemates — one library, everyone's spins, everyone's wishlist.
Talks to Claude
A first-class API and MCP connector. “Did I play the new Waxahatchee yet?” — manage the whole crate from chat.