Comparisons

How TrophyShelf compares

Five comparisons against the tools collectors actually use. Each one shows what TrophyShelf adds: a photograph fills the record, every type has its own fields, and the shelf is a link anyone can open.

The one difference that decides it

Every tool below starts from a catalogue or a database: you find the entry matching what you own and mark it yours. TrophyShelf starts from the object: you photograph it, and AI fills the fields that type of collectible declares.

A camera reaches everything you own — a custom, a convention exclusive, a modern sneaker, a signed piece — and it is quicker, because there is nothing to search for or match.

The comparisons

TrophyShelf vs CLZCLZ splits your collection across five paid apps. TrophyShelf is one free app covering 56 collectible types, and it starts from a photo rather than a barcode. TrophyShelf vs hobbyDBhobbyDB is a database you find your item in. TrophyShelf is a camera that reads the item you are holding. A photograph fills the record, and every type has its own fields. TrophyShelf vs ColnectTrophyShelf catalogues every piece you own from a photograph, keeps your own photos and shares the shelf as a link. TrophyShelf vs iCollect Everything vs CurioThree apps for a mixed collection. TrophyShelf fills the record from one photograph, gives each type its own form and shares as a link. TrophyShelf vs DiscogsTrophyShelf catalogues your records and everything else you collect in one app, from a photograph.

How TrophyShelf helps the collector

You photograph a piece and the AI reads the name and the fields that type carries, so you are not scanning barcodes or typing rows. Every collectible keeps your own photographs, and every collection can have a public page you share with one link. For Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh an Est. value is looked up from a free public catalogue; for everything else you set the value yourself. TrophyShelf is a catalogue of what you own, so nobody is selling to you. It runs on iOS and Android, and the public collection pages open in any browser. Moving a catalogued collection across means photographing it once, which is how each piece gets its pictures.

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Free on iOS & Android · Unlimited collections · 15 AI autofills a month · No credit card.

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