MTMTME

Music that matters to me

Hang out with your music.

Your music is the soundtrack of your life so far. Gather the albums that shaped you, tell the story behind each one, and share it with friends or the world.

Start your collection

Collect it. Tell it. Share it.

The records that made you, with their cover art, your memories, and the friends who love them too.

Find the albums that influence you

Search for an album and the artwork, year and tracklist come with it.

Add your notes and memories

The age you were, where you heard it, who you heard it with. Every note is kept in order, so each record reads like a diary.

Compare and discuss with friends

Share your shelf with the people you choose. They can browse and share their own memories in the comments.

Keep up with your artists

New releases and news about the artists on your shelf, gathered into a magazine made from your own collection.

Collect your music

Every record that got you here.

Build the wall of sleeves that tells your story: vinyl, CDs, tapes and downloads, your whole record collection in one place.

  • Search by album or artist
  • Star the tracks that stand out
  • Sort by the age you were and read your life in order
  • Add anything by hand: a bootleg, a tape, a private press

Tell your story

The story behind the music.

Every album page has room to write. Add a line in ten seconds or sit with it for an hour, about the whole album or the one track that did it. Come back years later and add another. The record grows into a diary of you and it.

  • Notes on the album, or on any single track
  • Put your age against it: I was 14
  • Every note is kept, in the order you wrote it

Better with the people who were there.

Music has always been something you share: the tape a friend made you, the album on repeat in someone's car. Bring those people along.

Share with friends

Compare notes. Swap stories.

Invite a friend so they can browse your shelf, read your stories and talk about the records with you. When you both own the same album, your conversations about it sit side by side.

  • Invite anyone, even before they have an account
  • Friends comment on your albums, and you reply
  • Switch between your shelf and every one shared with you
  • Your notes stay yours; friends add to the conversation

Your feed

See what your friends are listening back to.

A feed of what your friends are adding to their shelves and saying about their records, so you can see a story as it's being written and join in.

Your artists

News from the artists you care about.

Your shelf knows who you love, so MTMTME keeps an eye on them for you: new releases, reissues and stories from music sites, gathered into a magazine made from your own collection.

Your shelf, shared on your terms.

Share it with a friend, a sibling, the person who lent you that record in 1994, and only them. Or make it public and share the link with everyone.

You choose who sees it

Your collection is private: visible to you and the people you invite, until you choose to make it public with one switch. Either of you can end a share at any time.

Take it with you

Export your collection, notes and all, in one click, any time. Delete your account and everything in it goes too.

Start with one record.

The one you'd grab first. Add it, tell its story, then share it with someone who'd get it.

Start your collection