Every tape you own, on one rack.

Point your phone at a tape. TapeMatch names it and racks it.

The TapeMatch store wall on a laptop: a neon Cassettes sign over a wood rack of tapes filed A to Z
My collection on a phone, with the store wall below

It reads the logo, not just the label.

Artwork logos, faded labels, sideways spines. Each tape comes back with its release and a value.

  • ScanOne tape at a time, through the camera.
  • RackA photo of the shelf reads every spine on it.
  • BarcodeScan or type the UPC on the case.
  • ImportBring the whole TapeMatch for Windows library.
A scanned Def Leppard Hysteria tape: J-card photo, matched release, box location and estimated value
The Hunting shelf on a phone: a possible match found between a J-card and a cassette

Halves find each other.

Every J-card is checked against every loose cassette, yours and other collectors’.

  • A J-card with no tape.
  • A tape with no J-card.
  • Matched. It’s in Box 4.

Every shop in the mall, one search.

For sale searches every member’s shop by artist, title, label, format, price and condition.

The For sale page: filters for format, price and condition beside tapes from two shops, with shipping and totals
  • Pay by cardBuyers check out through Stripe. The money goes to the seller’s bank.
  • Media Mail labelsBuy the USPS label in the app. Its cost comes out of the sale.
  • Offers on the counterSellers choose, tape by tape, whether to take offers.

Shops are an invite-only beta for now.

Asked at the counter.

Do I need to install an app?

No. It runs in your phone or computer’s browser.

What counts as an AI scan?

One photo read by AI. A rack photo counts one per 10 spines.

Who can see my collection?

Only you, unless you turn on a public page. Email, values and notes stay private.

How does selling work?

Open a tape, choose Sell this, set a price and grade it. You print the label in the app.

TapeMatch

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