Record your vinyl and split it into named, tagged tracks, using Discogs.

The goal: super lightweight, and a fast way to split up your recordings.

Records the whole record to one WAV file, as captured, never resampled, with level meters.
Finds the release on Discogs: a link, a search, a barcode, or a guess from the lengths.
Cuts at the real gaps between tracks, guided by the listed lengths.
A review with the waveform: hear each cut, nudge it, add or remove one.
FLAC or WAV, tagged, with the cover art.
No telemetry, no update checks.

The review screen: a side's waveform with cut markers above the track table with start, length and confidence — The review. Tap for full size.

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In beta: it works, but expect rough edges. Please report what you find.

Version 0.4.0 (7a1c89d), built 2026-11-14.

All builds:

macOS: Apple Silicon or Intel (.dmg)
Windows: setup (.exe) or installer (.msi)
Linux x86-64: .deb or AppImage
Linux Arm64: .deb or AppImage

The builds aren't signed yet. On macOS, after dragging it to Applications, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/GrooveCutter.app once. On Windows, SmartScreen may ask: More info → Run anyway. Linux needs WebKitGTK 4.1 (Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12 or later) and libasound2.

Prefer a terminal? There's a command line version.