Rip CDs. Own your music.
You bought the CD. Discs puts it on your phone. Plug in a USB drive, insert a disc, and your album is in your library, no computer needed. Works with Android and ChromeOS.
You bought the CD. Discs puts it on your phone. Plug in a USB drive, insert a disc, and your album is in your library, no computer needed. Works with Android and ChromeOS.
You built the collection.
Discs makes sure you can actually listen to it. Anywhere.
Your albums show up on your car's screen through Android Auto. Everything you've ripped is right there, on your commute or on a road trip.
Cast your music to any Google Cast device. TVs, Home speakers, Chromecast. Your library works in any room of your house.
Sync albums between your phone and a dedicated music player. Connect a DAP or SD card over USB, drag what you want, and your player stays up to date.
Discs saves a perfect copy of your CDs in lossless FLAC. Your music sounds exactly like it did on the disc. Short on space? Choose high-quality AAC instead.
Browse by album or artist. Multi-disc albums stay together. Live recordings play gaplessly. Edit tags and album art. Create playlists, or bring in ones you already have.
Phones, tablets, and Chromebooks. Your library works wherever you are.
No subscription, no account, no internet required. You pick what you listen to. Nothing in your library changes unless you change it.
Plug any USB CD/DVD drive into your phone with a USB-C adapter. That's it.
Discs reads the disc, pulls album art and metadata automatically.
Choose your format and rip. Your music is in your library, ready to play anytime.
Rip CDs directly to your Android phone without a computer. Save to FLAC or AAC with full metadata. Just plug in a USB CD drive and go.
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Rip CDs directly on your Chromebook in FLAC or AAC using a USB CD drive. No Windows PC, no special software. Here's the full setup guide.
Try 2 albums free. $10 unlocks CD ripping and media sync for life.