I use it a lot in shops and on record fairs when I'm not sure if a particular record is in my collection at all and to find out if the price asked is justified. The best Mac alternative is GCstar, which is both free and Open Source.
The Milkcrate app is not a database by itself but a pretty smart IOS front end for Discogs. Personal Video Database is not available for Mac but there are some alternatives that runs on macOS with similar functionality. For example, you can set up a connection from a Mac to a. Entering a new submission can be a really painful process. Projects can host the BRAHMS software and database on a cloud server and access this from any platform. At least as long as you don't have too many records that are not in the database. In my opinion, Discogs may be inaccurate here and there, but IMHO it's extremely helpful if you are in constant search for more records.
This time all of them, not just those 12 inch singles.
Last year I started to locate my records on Discogs. The database went through several incarnations on an Atari XL, Atari ST and several databases on Windows-PCs before I grabbed my very limited programming knowledge and put together a php/MySQL based solution. I started using a database to keep track of my collection of 12 inch singles in the early 80s when I got my first computer (which was a Sinclair Spectrum 48k).
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