GeCoM
Organize. Swap. Socialize
GeCoM launched on February 12, 2026 with 5 votes, #2,067 of 18,566 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
"Turn your shelf-fillers into new discoveries." Catalogue your physical collection and swap those doubles or unplayed records with the community. Clear your space, grow your library, and keep the music moving. No sales, just swaps.
Organize your vinyl records and CDs matching your actual physical shelves. Precise rack mapping beyond traditional alphabetical limits. Sync with Discogs.
GecoMusic is a specialized physical music collection manager for vinyl and CD collectors. Escape rigid alphabetical ordering — map your real-world shelves with surgical precision, track exact rack positions, and keep everything in sync with Discogs. Free, with support for vinyl, CDs, cassettes and reel-to-reel tapes. Your records don't live in a spreadsheet — they live on real shelves, racks, and Kallax boxes. GecoMusic tracks the exact physical location of every vinyl and CD, so your digital catalog mirrors your actual room, not an arbitrary A-to-Zfrom gecomusic.com
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