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For collectors of every kind
Know what you own, and where it lives.
Collectiary is a home inventory for the things you love. Sort every item into collections, file it under the shelf, box or binder it sits in, and keep track of who borrowed what.
A real inventory, always at your fingertips
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Items
A record for every item
Photos, notes and details for every item you own.
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Collections
Group it your way
Private, or public for anyone you want to show.
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Places
Find it fast
Coin album, attic box, second shelf on the left.
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Contacts
Lend without losing
Lent and borrowed items, tracked by person.
Whatever you collect, there's a category for it.
Board Games
A game played on a marked surface with counters or pieces moved according to a set of rules.
Books
A category for collections of written or printed works consisting of pages glued or sewn together along one side and bound in covers.
Coins
A flat, typically round piece of metal with an official stamp, used as money.
Comics
A magazine or book that contains a set of comic strips.
Figurines
A statuette, especially one of a human form.
Lego Sets
A boxed set of interlocking plastic bricks and pieces, produced by the LEGO Group, designed to be assembled into a specific model.
Stamps
An adhesive label or strip featuring an image or design, affixed to a letter or package and indicating that the required postage has been paid.
Toys
An object for a child to play with, typically a model or miniature replica of something.
Trading Cards
A piece of thick, stiff paper or thin pasteboard, in particular one used for writing or printing on.
Vinyl Records
An analogue sound recording stored as a modulated spiral groove in a disc of polyvinyl chloride, played back with a stylus.
Say hi to Roxxy.
Roxxy is Collectiary's mascot. She loves to collect and share. But she also has a lot of hidden stashes.
Pricing
Free to start, with 500 credits on us.
Every new account gets 500 credits. You spend a few when you add to your catalogue, and browsing, searching and editing cost nothing. That's enough for 400 items, 10 collections and 10 places.
You'll be able to buy more credits later on.
| Add an item | 1 |
| Lend an item | 2 |
| Create a collection | 5 |
| Create a place | 5 |
| Gift an item | 10 |
| Sell an item | 10 |
| Credits per action | |
Fresh from the blog
Update #6: scan a barcode, skip the typing
Typing out a barcode by hand was never the fun part of adding an item. Point your camera at it instead. A new category for Lego sets and a proper home page round out this release.
Update #5: your collections get their own page
Collections linked from a profile now open their own page instead of hiding inside My Collections, and show how many items are inside. Cover photos, richer Markdown, and a couple of admin fixes round out the release.
Update #4: no more stopping at ten
The most important fix here is one you'd never have noticed on purpose: several lists in the app quietly stopped growing past their tenth entry. That's fixed everywhere now, and finding things got easier while we were at it.