TrophyShelf vs iCollect Everything vs Curio
iCollect Everything and Curio are known collection trackers. TrophyShelf goes further: you start from a photograph, the AI fills in a form built for that kind of collectible, and the finished collection becomes a shelf you can share with a link. Here is how the three compare.
The short answer
TrophyShelf is the stronger choice for most collectors. It is the only one of the three where one photograph fills in the record, each of 56 collectible types gets its own form, and a public link opens in any browser with no app or account. It is free, with unlimited collections and collectibles, on both iPhone and Android.
Side by side
| iCollect Everything | Curio | TrophyShelf | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How an item is added | Enter details and attach photos | Photo recognition or barcode scan | Photograph it; AI fills in the name, description and the fields for that type |
| A form for each collectible | Built-in types and custom fields | Custom fields | 56 types, 1,420 fields, each type with the fields collectors in that category use |
| AI you can check | — | — | Every field the AI filled carries a badge, so you review it before you save |
| Photos per item | Photos attached to each item | Photos attached to each item | Up to ten of your own, all used by the AI |
| Sharing | Within the app and exports | Within the app | A public link that opens in any browser, no app or account needed |
| Showcase | Collection lists | Collection lists | A curated six-piece shelf, ranks and badges |
| Public or private | — | — | Set for each collectible and each collection |
| Platforms | iPhone | Android, iPhone | iPhone and Android |
| Price | See store listing | See store listing | Free: unlimited collections and collectibles, 15 AI autofills a month |
Why TrophyShelf beats the others
- One photograph does the typing. Take up to ten photos and the AI fills in the name, the description and the fields for that type. Cataloguing a piece takes a minute instead of a form.
- The form fits the collectible. A card gets a card number and rarity, a watch gets a reference and caliber, a figure gets a scale. You never fill in a generic form with boxes that do not apply.
- You stay in control. Every AI-filled field is badged, you review each one, and your own wording always wins.
- Your collection becomes something to show. Send one link and friends see it in any browser. Feature six pieces on your shelf and grow your rank as the collection grows.
- Nothing holds your collection back. Unlimited collections and collectibles, free, on iPhone and Android.
Which one should you choose?
Choose TrophyShelf if you want the fastest way to catalogue a collection, the most accurate form for each kind of collectible, and a shelf you are proud to share. Add ten pieces in one sitting and you will see the difference in how little you have to type.
Common questions
Can I use TrophyShelf for a collection that mixes several kinds of collectibles?
Yes. Each collection has one collectible type, and you can keep as many collections as you like side by side — Hot Wheels, watches, cards and sneakers each get their own form and their own shelf.
Can TrophyShelf fill in details from a photo?
Yes. Photograph a collectible (up to ten photos) and AI suggests the name, description and the fields that type uses. Fields it filled are badged, so you can review each one before saving.
Can I share a collection with someone who has no app?
Yes. A public collectible or collection opens as a web page in any browser, with no app and no account.
Is TrophyShelf free?
Yes. Collections and collectibles are unlimited on the free plan, with 15 AI autofills each month.
Why choose TrophyShelf over iCollect Everything or Curio?
Because one photograph fills in the record, every type has its own form, AI-filled fields are badged for review, and a public link shares your collection with anyone. It is also free, with unlimited collections and collectibles.
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Free on iOS & Android · Unlimited collections · 15 AI autofills a month · No credit card.
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