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How SeaDisco Works
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Search the entire Discogs database by artist, album, label, or any combination. Click Advanced for targeted fields (Artist, Release, Label, Year, Genre/Style, Format). Narrow by type — Masters (every pressing grouped), Releases (individual pressings), or Masters+ (masters plus standalone releases that have no master grouping — useful for finding obscure pressings alongside grouped editions). Sort by relevance, year, title, or label.
Click any card for full details: tracklist with YouTube previews, version finder, pressing info, credits, and photos. From the detail popup you can add/remove items from your collection or wantlist and rate releases 1–5 stars. Hide owned removes synced collection items from results. Select ✦ AI to describe what you want in plain language — Claude returns 12 curated picks with Discogs links.
The tracklist is collapsible (setting saved across sessions) with an inline track filter. Credits are filterable too — useful for releases with long personnel lists. Master release popups show all pressings with format and country filter pills (selections persist across popups). If a release belongs to a series, the series name is clickable — browse all releases in the series with collection/wantlist badges so you can see what you own and what's missing.
Marketplace stats show lowest price, number for sale, and community want/have counts. Click (est) to see condition-based price estimates from Good through Mint, color-coded by grade.
Every album card shows badge indicators on hover: C (collection), W (wantlist), and F (favorite). Active badges are bright; inactive ones appear dimmed. Click C, W, or F to add/remove directly from any card — no need to open the popup. If an item is in your lists or inventory, L and I badges appear too.
Your Records at a Glance
When signed in, the main search page displays a shuffled grid of album covers drawn from all your data — collection, wantlist, lists, inventory, and favorites. 48 cards are shown at a time with a load-more button for up to 192 total. This gives you a quick visual snapshot of your library every time you visit.
Favorites
Heart any album, artist, or label to add it to your favorites — from the card thumbnail (hover to reveal) or from the detail popup. Favorites are stored in your account and persist across sessions. View all your favorites in the Favorites tab under My Records.
My Records
Connect your Discogs account to sync your full collection, wantlist, inventory, and lists — any size. You can connect via OAuth (one-click authorization) or by pasting a Personal Access Token. Sync runs in the background and refreshes automatically each night.
The Collection and Wantlist tabs have dedicated filters (artist, release, label, year, genre, style, format) with + (AND), | (OR), and - (exclude) operators. C and W badges on every card show which items are in your collection and wantlist.
The Inventory tab shows your marketplace listings with full create/edit/delete support — list a new record for sale, change prices, update conditions, or pull a listing. The editor pulls Discogs' own median/low/high price suggestions so you can price with confidence. Each card shows an ✏️ edit and 🗑 delete button, and every release popup for records you own gains a "Sell this release" shortcut. Lists displays your curated Discogs lists — click any list to browse its items as album cards. Lists and list items are read-only (Discogs does not expose write APIs for lists) and sync every 6 hours alongside your other data.
Seller Orders
If you sell on the Discogs marketplace, the Account page shows a Seller Orders panel with every open and recent order. Filter by status, search by buyer or release title, and open any order for full details — items, shipping address, buyer info, and the full message thread. Advance the status through Discogs' seller state machine (New Order → Payment Received → Shipped, etc.) and reply to buyers inline with the 💬 quick-reply composer, or open the detail modal for longer messages. A badge on the section header shows how many orders have unread activity since you last looked.
The Favorites tab shows all items you've favorited. The bottom navigation row (Collection, Wantlist, Lists, Inventory, Favorites) provides quick access to each tab.
Collection Actions
From any release detail popup, you can add or remove items from your collection, wantlist, and favorites with one click. Rate releases 1–5 stars — ratings sync to your Discogs account. Favorites are SeaDisco-only (not synced to Discogs) and work for releases, masters, artists, and labels. All actions update instantly with optimistic UI and revert gracefully if anything goes wrong. Card badges update in real time to reflect changes.
Own multiple copies of the same release? SeaDisco tracks each copy separately. Cards show a small (N) badge when you own more than one — click it to pick an instance, and the popup scopes its rating, folder, and notes to that specific copy. Each copy can live in a different folder, carry its own rating, and have its own private notes.
Click the 📁 button above the Collection filters to manage your Discogs folders — create, rename, or delete folders, and bulk-move items between them. All folder changes sync back to Discogs in real time.
Saved Searches
Save any search and re-run it with one click. Saved searches persist across sessions.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: April 9, 2026
What We Collect
When you create an account, we store your email address (provided by our authentication provider, Clerk) and any Discogs credentials you choose to connect — either a Personal Access Token or OAuth access credentials.
When you sync your Discogs account, we store a local copy of your collection, wantlist, marketplace inventory (listings), list metadata, list items, and — if you sell on Discogs — your seller order history including buyer usernames, shipping addresses, order items, totals, and the full message thread for each order. This includes per-copy metadata for your collection items (folder assignment, rating, instance notes, and date added) so that multiple owned copies of the same release can be tracked independently. We also cache your Discogs profile information (username, avatar, location, marketplace currency, and account stats including seller/buyer ratings) for display on the Account page.
If you favorite albums, artists, or labels, those selections and their display data (title, artwork URL, type) are stored with your account. If you save searches, those search parameters are stored with your account. If you submit feedback, your email and message are stored.
We log API usage for operational monitoring. Your IP address is used for rate limiting anonymous users but is not persisted to the database. Google Analytics receives search terms you enter along with standard page view data. When you use the AI search feature, your search query is sent to Anthropic (Claude) to generate recommendations.
Third-Party Services
SeaDisco integrates with the following third-party services:
Discogs — music database searches, collection syncing, and collection actions, using your personal API token or OAuth authorization
Clerk — authentication and account management
Anthropic (Claude) — AI-powered search recommendations and genre descriptions; your search query text is sent to Anthropic's API when using AI features
Google Analytics — usage statistics including search terms to help us improve the site
OAuth Authorization
If you connect via OAuth, SeaDisco receives limited access to your Discogs account through the standard OAuth 1.0a flow. We store the resulting access token and secret to make API requests on your behalf. We do not receive or store your Discogs password. You can disconnect OAuth at any time from the Account page, which immediately revokes our access.
How We Use Your Data
Your Discogs credentials (token or OAuth) are used solely to make API requests to Discogs on your behalf — searching, syncing your collection, managing your collection/wantlist, creating and editing marketplace listings, and updating seller orders and messages. Every write action (rating a release, moving a folder, editing a listing, changing an order's status, sending a reply to a buyer) is only sent to Discogs when you explicitly trigger it in the UI. We never share your credentials with any other service or third party. Your collection data, inventory, orders, and favorites are used only to display your records and personalize your experience within SeaDisco.
We do not sell, rent, or share your personal data with anyone.
Data Storage & Security
All data is stored in a secured PostgreSQL database hosted on Railway. Your Discogs credentials are stored encrypted at rest by the database provider. OAuth secrets are stored server-side only and are never exposed to the browser. Access to the database is restricted to the application server only.
Data Retention & Deletion
Synced user data (collection, wantlist, marketplace inventory, lists, list items, seller orders, order messages, and cached profile) is automatically deleted 30 days after it was last synced, or immediately on request. Your authentication tokens are retained for as long as your account exists.
Accounts that go unused for 6 months are hibernated: the account remains but its synced data is cleared and you'll see a hibernation notice the next time you sign in. Contact the admin to reactivate a hibernated account.
Temporary operational data is also pruned automatically: API logs and search caches.
You can delete your account at any time from the Account tab. Deleting your account permanently removes all of your data from our database, including your email, Discogs credentials, collection, wantlist, marketplace inventory, lists, list items, seller orders, order messages, favorites, saved searches, feedback, and profile data. Your Clerk authentication account is also deleted. This action is immediate and irreversible — there is no way to recover your data after deletion. Note that deleting your SeaDisco account does not alter anything on Discogs itself — your Discogs account, listings, and orders are untouched.
Waitlist
SeaDisco is invite-only. When you join the waitlist from the home page, your email address (and any other fields Clerk collects during waitlist sign-up) is stored by Clerk on our behalf. Waitlist entries are kept until you are either approved for access or you ask to be removed. To remove yourself from the waitlist, contact the admin using the feedback form on the Account page. Approval is at the admin's discretion.
Cookies
SeaDisco uses cookies for authentication (via Clerk), analytics (via Google Analytics), and a temporary CSRF protection cookie during the Discogs OAuth flow. We do not use advertising or tracking cookies, and we do not sell any data.
Contact
If you have questions about this policy, use the "Send feedback" button on the Account page.
Terms of Service
Last updated: April 9, 2026
Acceptance
By using SeaDisco, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, please don't use the site.
What SeaDisco Is
SeaDisco is a music discovery tool that searches the Discogs database (including Masters+ mode for finding orphan releases), provides AI-powered recommendations (via Anthropic's Claude), and helps you browse and manage your vinyl collection, wantlist, favorites, lists, marketplace inventory, and seller orders. It is a personal project provided as-is.
Invite-Only Access
SeaDisco is currently invite-only. If you are not yet approved, you can request access by joining the waitlist from the home page. We will review your request and invite you when a spot becomes available. We reserve the right to decline access, revoke access, or remove waitlist entries at our sole discretion, with or without notice. Joining the waitlist does not guarantee approval or any specific timeline.
Marketplace Actions
When you use SeaDisco to create, edit, or delete a Discogs marketplace listing, to change the status of a seller order, or to send a message to a buyer, those actions are forwarded to Discogs and take effect immediately on your Discogs account. You are solely responsible for the listings you publish, the prices and conditions you set, the order statuses you change, and the messages you send. SeaDisco is a convenience interface to the Discogs marketplace — Discogs' own Seller Terms, fees, and refund/cancellation policies still apply, and your obligations to buyers are governed entirely by your agreement with Discogs.
SeaDisco does not facilitate payments, hold funds, arbitrate disputes, or guarantee the accuracy of Discogs' price suggestions. Price suggestions shown in the listing editor come directly from Discogs and are provided for reference only.
Your Account
You are responsible for keeping your Discogs API token secure. Do not share your token with others. SeaDisco uses your token only to interact with the Discogs API on your behalf.
Acceptable Use
Don't abuse the service. This includes but is not limited to:
Automated scraping or excessive API usage beyond normal browsing
Attempting to access other users' data
Using the service to violate Discogs' own terms of service
Third-Party Content
Search results, album artwork, and AI recommendations are sourced from third parties (Discogs, Anthropic/Claude). SeaDisco does not own or control this content. All trademarks and copyrights belong to their respective owners. AI-generated content may be inaccurate.
Availability & Warranty
SeaDisco is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind. We don't guarantee uptime, accuracy of search results, or availability of any feature. The service may change or shut down at any time.
Limitation of Liability
SeaDisco and its operators are not liable for any damages arising from your use of the service, including but not limited to lost data, missed events, or inaccurate pricing information.
Changes to These Terms
We may update these terms from time to time. Continued use of SeaDisco after changes constitutes acceptance of the new terms.
Contact
Questions? Use the "Send feedback" button on the Account page or email hello@seadisco.com.
Account
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SeaDisco is invite-only. If you're already approved, sign in below
to connect your Discogs account and manage your collection, wantlist, listings, and orders.
If you're not yet approved, join the waitlist from the home page and we'll be in touch when a spot opens up.
SeaDisco never sees your Discogs password. The connection is a standard Discogs OAuth authorization,
and you can disconnect anytime. A Personal Access Token is also supported as an alternative.
Connect with Discogs
One click to connect your Discogs account. OAuth gives full access including marketplace listing management (create, edit, delete), seller order management, and messaging with buyers — features not available with a Personal Access Token.
Your Discogs Token
The easiest way to connect is the Connect with Discogs button above — no token needed. A Personal Access Token is an alternative if you prefer.
A Discogs Personal Access Token lets SeaDisco search Discogs on your behalf using your own rate limits.
Without one, searches are limited to 5 per day.
Marketplace permission needed.
Your Discogs connection was rejected when trying to create, edit, or delete a listing or order. Reconnect via OAuth (or replace your personal access token) to re-enable selling features.
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