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The app is in a coma state because my co-founder/developer had to leave the project.
I'm looking for an iOS Developer that want to take over the project with me and build new features. The app is built in Swift and Firebase.
Currently the app has few daily downloads and users (in total subscribed about 3000, which 1000 of them paid $1), we got covered on MixMag, Resident Advisor and many other music related websites.
I got some features already designed that just need to be discussed together and implemented.
Will check if Google Voice works easily in Italy.
Actually live and working, but looking for an iOS Developer/vinyl fan to take it to the next level!
Ah, thanks!
Funny enough I'm looking for a developer too for my app about vinyl records, posted here too.
It's an app for vinyl record lovers currently live in the App Store with over 3000 downloads, daily usage and downloads and that has been featured in many music related websites such as Resident Advisor, Dj Mag, Mix Mag and many others.
Currently the use case is limited, but I've been working on new features and ideas that I'd be interested in discussing with a potential co-founder.
The vinyl record market is bigger than it seems (https://www.businessinsider.com/americans-spending-vinyl-rec... — sales in this article are based only on US and without all the used market, which is huge) and currently the only player in the game is https://www.discogs.com
If you're interested, or know anyone who might be, contact me at filippo@discofm.co
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: yes — to SF, NY, LA
Technologies: Sketch, Principle, Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop — Shopify, Squarespace — Klavyo, Mailchimp
Résumé/CV: https://www.filippomursia.com
Email: hello@filippomursia.com
Mobile Product Designer with interest in Music and Fashion eCommerce.
But I must say that in multiple occasions using the app both saved me some $ and helped me find some gems that I would have never expected just looking at the cover.
Btw, happy to share a free download code if you want to just give it a try! 9NRRW9AKKXX3
Now it's a simple tool, but we're working to make it a more complete tool for vinyl collectors. So, feedback is always appreciated/needed.
Yes, Ziari is correct. We help crate diggers to make a better informed decision.
So, the app is actually a tool to "find the next gem of your record collection".
We don't want to replace the vinyl experience. We're making easier the process to find and buy cool records.
Now when you are at a flea market (for example) you can only blindly purchase a record because it inspires you, or you know it, or you have to jump from Google to Discogs to YouTube to preview the tracks to see if it worth the money.
With Disco Fm you can preview the record in 2 clicks. If you like what you hear, you buy the record.
Our users are using the app to find records or to catalog their collection.
Instead of jumping from Google to Discogs and YouTube you open our app, snap a pic of the barcode or search by cat number/release name and we give you the full tracklist with audio and video preview
Happy to share some free download codes if you're on iPhone
Looking for a Shopify developer to work on a client store with the design already made. I need just code basically.
Please contant me on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/filippomursia/
As a vinyl collector and DJ, I often found myself at flea markets looking for records and searching on YouTube the tracks of my finds to see if the record worth it. It's very time consuming and annoying. So, we built Disco.
It's a simple tool to use when you have thousands of records in front of you, and no turntables to preview them.
Open the app, scan the barcode or type the release name to get the full tracklist with the audio preview. Magic!
Here's a preview to see how it works
Download: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/disco-fm/id1412383956?mt=8
And some iTunes code to save you $1
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Any feedback and ideas from vinyl record lovers of HN are greatly appreciated! We're planning new features, but we'd love to know what people expect from a tool like Disco.
Thanks, Filippo
*fun fact: I launched years ago the first mobile social network for vinyl record lovers, it was called Needle Vinyl (RIP).