GrooveLog

GrooveLog is a listening journal for vinyl on the table, not a streaming catalog. Each entry is a spin: which pressing sat on the platter, which side, which table and room, which cartridge was on the arm, how long it played, volume, crackle, surface noise, and a short impression of how it sounded that night. Drop a spin when the needle is down. Verdicts mark whether the stamp sang in the room, mixed, or stayed on the needle. The journal lays spins as a timeline so you can return to a night instead of hunting an album list. The shelf holds your pressings as physical stamps: original, reissue, or unofficial, with condition, catalog number, year, and notes. Open a platter to see listening history and other stamps of the same album. Sings here ranks which editions actually behave in your room. Track stylus hours against a cartridge budget so a worn needle does not surprise a long evening. Group spins into listening nights with a room note. Recap a month of table time from the cabinet. Keep adding pressings, tables, cartridges, and nights — the spins tie them together as one cabinet of what actually played.