How TrophyShelf compares
Four honest comparisons against the tools collectors actually use. Each one says where the other tool is better, because for a good number of collections it is — and for two of the four, the right answer is to keep both.
The one difference that decides it
Every tool below starts from a catalogue: 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 catalogue gives you better data whenever the entry exists. A camera reaches everything the catalogue never covered — a custom, a convention exclusive, a modern sneaker, a signed piece. Which half your collection lives in is the whole decision.
The comparisons
What TrophyShelf does not do
Stated once here rather than buried in each comparison. There is no marketplace and none is planned. There is no barcode scanner. Price data is read for Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh only, because those are the catalogues that are free and public; every other type records the value you enter yourself. There is no desktop app — the public collection pages are the only web surface. And there is no importer, so moving a catalogued collection across means photographing it again.
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Free on Google Play · Unlimited collections · 15 AI autofills a month · No credit card.
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