Keep a record collection private

Public collection sites are useful for prices and pressings. They are a poor place to store what you paid, who you lent a record to, or the notes you would rather keep to yourself.

Privacy here means a stranger cannot open your shelf. It also means a lost phone is not a lost list, because the shelf is on your account rather than only on the handset.

These guide pages are public, so people can find the app. The records, the prices, and the wishlist are not. They appear after you sign in, and only for that account.

Condition, the price you paid, listening history, ratings, and the loan log are all private. A loan is a name in your account, not a message the borrower can see by logging in.

You can still export a CSV for yourself, for insurance papers or a house move. Downloading a file while you are signed in is not the same as publishing the shelf.

Sign in to see your records. Notes, prices, loans, and listening history stay in the vault. Create an account from this page if you do not have one yet.

Each person has their own vault. Another collector cannot browse yours, and you cannot browse theirs unless you are signed in to that account.