





Warm, unhurried records to ease into the day.
Drop the needle and Analog identifies the record side in real-time. See the tracklist, follow what’s playing, and know exactly when it’s time to flip.

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Browse your full Discogs collection on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. Search your records, sort by recent additions, and favorite the albums you keep coming back to.
With Analog Studio, your collection becomes the starting point for AI-curated vinyl sessions. Choose a mood, describe the moment, or start with records you already want to hear.
Pick an occasion, choose the mood, and lean into the genres already on your shelf. Slow Sunday, dinner party, late-night listen — or just describe the moment in your own words.
Start with the records already on your mind. Analog Studio uses them to understand the mood, then curates the rest of the playlist around them.
Analog Studio takes your mood and favorites, then lines up the albums, sides, and order for your next listening session.






Analog Studio turns your collection into a vinyl session builder. Create unlimited AI-curated playlists from your shelf, save your favorites, and come back to them anytime. Start with a 7-day free trial, or go monthly.
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When a record is playing, Analog stays visible in your Live Activity and Dynamic Island, and on your Apple Watch. See the side, time left, and what’s up next without unlocking your iPhone.
Your longest month with Analog so far.
GeographyTom Misch9 plays
The Art of LovingOlivia Dean8 plays
MalibuAnderson .Paak7 playsHistory keeps track of what you play. See your time at the turntable this month, this year or since your first record, find your most played albums, and share your month as a card.
Sign in once and your Discogs collection syncs over. Analog uses the records you’ve already cataloged to identify what’s playing and curate sessions from your shelf.
Drop the needle and Analog starts listening when the music begins. It identifies the record and side, then follows along as it plays.
Describe the moment or pick a few favorites, and Analog Studio uses AI to build a playlist from records you already own.
Yes. Analog connects to Discogs to import the records in your collection. That’s what lets the app identify what’s playing and build playlists from records you already own.
No. Analog is made for physical records. It helps you enjoy your vinyl collection, but the music still comes from your turntable.
When the music starts, Analog listens through the microphone on your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch and matches the audio against your Discogs collection. Once it finds the record and side, it shows the tracklist and follows along as it plays.
No. Analog only uses the microphone while it’s actively listening, and your audio never leaves your device.
Analog is built around your own Discogs collection. It works best when the record you’re playing is already in your collection with accurate Discogs information.
Analog Studio helps you turn your own collection into curated vinyl playlists. Choose a mood, describe the moment, or start with a few favorites, and Studio uses AI to build a session from your shelf.
No. You can use Analog for your collection, Now Playing, History and Live Activities for free. Analog Studio unlocks unlimited AI-curated playlists and saved playlists.
Analog Studio is $29.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $4.99/month. Cancel anytime.
Yes. Analog runs on iPhone and iPad from the same download. Your playlists and favorites sync between them through iCloud, and an Analog Studio subscription covers both.
Yes. Analog runs on the Mac from the same download and keeps following the record while you work in other apps, with what’s playing in the menu bar. Your collection, playlists and history come with you through iCloud, and one Analog Studio subscription covers Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Yes, and it comes with the iPhone app. See the record and side you’re playing with the time left, identify a record from your wrist, and get recommendations for what to play next. A complication keeps the side and its countdown on your watch face.
Yes. Open it and the record you’re playing sits on one side with its tracklist on the other. Half open like a book, your collection and playlists spread across two pages. Folded, it works just like on iPhone.
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