
Your collection. Your way.
Collect the albums you love and play them anywhere—Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, wherever you listen. Then link your physical music: tap or scan an AlbumLink on a sleeve and it's streaming.
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A record shelf, not a feed.
A home for your albums outside any streaming service. Save the albums you love and they're shelved A–Z, like a record collection. Pin the ones you keep coming back to and they're always first. No trending tracks, no algorithm—just your music.


Lists, but for albums.
Rainy day records. Road trip albums. Group them however your listening actually works—no playlists, no shuffle, just the records that belong together.
Remember how it hit.
Rate an album and write a line about the day. Your listening journal builds itself, one spin at a time—look back on what you were playing and when.
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One tap to any service.
Open anything on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal—whichever one you actually use. Your collection isn't locked to any of them, and it comes with you if you switch.
Free to use. Works in your browser—nothing to install. Every album you link or scan lands here too.
From shelf to stream.
AlbumLinks stickers connect the music you can hold to the music you stream. Stick one on a sleeve, tap or scan, and it's playing—and saved to your collection.
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Every time I opened my streaming app it was trending songs and somebody else's playlists—my favorite albums were buried three menus deep. Now I open AlbumLinks first. My collection, pinned my way. I tap a cover and it's playing before I'm out the door.
"It feels like flipping through my iPod again—except it's all streaming."
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Get In Touch Your albums belong to you.
Not your streaming service.
Start with the app—it's free, and it's yours in about ten seconds. Save the albums you love, open them on any streaming service, and add stickers whenever you want the records on your shelf to do the same.