Igla i Rowek

Version 1.5.1 for iPhone

Igla i Rowek

An analog listening journal for people who want to know what record is playing, import vinyl cleanly from Discogs, care for the whole audio chain and keep stylus hours honest.

Marek by a turntable
Marek is the analog host of the app. He keeps the tone warm while the app keeps records, styli, speakers, Discogs imports and sessions in order.
01

Now Playing

Choose a record, start the timer or use optional vinyl recognition when music is nearby.

02

Collection

A local record shelf with cleaner Discogs vinyl imports and safer record cleanup.

03

Gear

Turntables, cartridges, styli, amplifiers and speakers stay in one audio passport.

04

Marek's Workshop

Care tools, cleaning notes and maintenance context live next to listening history.

What's new in 1.5.1

Cleaner imports, safer collection maintenance and calmer local data.

This update tightens the version 1.5 foundation: Discogs now focuses on vinyl, collection cleanup is safer, and the app is better behaved after first setup.

Discogs

Vinyl-only imports

Non-vinyl entries are skipped and counted, so your local collection stays focused on records.

Tracklists

Cleaner fetching

Discogs tracklists are requested only for imported vinyl releases, keeping batch import more predictable.

Collection

Safe record removal

Removing a record also cleans related listens, care logs and recognition history.

Local-first

Setup polish

Demo data is seeded only once, with small stability and Polish/English copy improvements.

What it does

It connects the record, the audio chain and real stylus wear.

Igla i Rowek is local-first: no account, no pressure, no social noise. It is a tool for the daily ritual of playing records, recognising what is nearby and caring for an analog setup.

Marek illustration by a turntable

Listening as a ritual

Pick a record, the active stylus and your listening chain. The timer handles the session, then saves it to history.

Audio gear illustration in the app style

Gear passport

Turntables, cartridges and individual styli are tracked separately, because a stylus wears faster than the rest of the system.

Listening stats illustration

Insight without spreadsheet pain

Stats show listening time, session count, most-played records and the styli getting the most hours.

App screen showing listening and collection context

Version 1.5.1

A serious base for serious listening, now tighter around the collection.

This is not tracking for tracking's sake. The app helps remember what played, how long it ran, which stylus collected the hours and how the whole setup changes over time.

Version 1.5.1 improves the everyday edge cases: Discogs imports avoid non-vinyl clutter, record removal cleans linked local history, and first-run demo data stays under control.

Vinyl context Discogs entries, tracklists and imported releases stay tied to real records.
Careful cleanup Deleting a record also removes its listens, care logs and recognition traces.
Audio chain Turntable, cartridge, stylus, amplifier and speakers form one local passport.
  • Vinyl recognition from Now Playing
  • Discogs imports with tracklists
  • Marek's Workshop care tools
  • Backup and data export

Screens

The whole analog day in one place.

From session start to collection, gear and stats. Scroll horizontally through the screens.

Now Playing screen

Now Playing

Record, stylus and session timer.

App start screen

Start

A short way into the listening flow.

Active listening screen

Sessions

Listening history and stylus time.

Record collection screen

Collection

A local record library.

Audio gear screen

Gear

Listening chains, cartridges and styli.

Stats screen

Stats

Insight from actual listening.

More and settings screen

More

Backup, language and app support.

Analog guardian screen

Marek

The local analog guardian.

Privacy and support

The App Store essentials live here too.

This site is also the official home for privacy and support information. The original URLs stay in place for App Store Connect.

Privacy Policy

Your collection, listening sessions and gear history are designed to stay on your device.

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Support

For feedback, support requests or App Store review questions, use the support page.

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