Catalog, organise and share a collection
Every guide here is written against what the app actually does — the fields a type carries, what the free plan covers, what a viewer sees when you send them a link. Start with the method, then find your shelf.
Method
The Best App to Catalog Any CollectionWhat to look for in an app for a mixed collection, and why one photograph, a form per type and a shareable shelf make TrophyShelf the best fit.
How to Catalog Collectibles with AIPhotograph a piece and let AI fill in the name, description, set and year. The method every other guide here builds on.
How to Inventory Collectibles with PhotosBuild a photo record for insurance or peace of mind — up to ten photos each, condition and grade against every one.
Trading Card Scanning AppWhy barcodes do not work for singles, what reading the card face gets you, and the duplicate check before you buy.
How to Share Your Collection OnlineOne link, opened in any browser. No app and no account for whoever you send it to.
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How to Organize a Trading Card CollectionOne collection per set or franchise, every card photographed, grades readable at a glance. Pokémon, sports and TCG.
Pokémon TCG TrackerEighteen card fields, the Scarlet & Violet rarities, and an Est. value looked up from a free TCG catalogue.
Magic: The Gathering Collection TrackerSet code and collector number read off the photo — the pair that pins a printing — with prices from Scryfall.
Track Your Funko Pop CollectionVolume, variants and bragging rights — chases, exclusives, flocked and glow, all flagged on the shelf.
Track Your Action Figure CollectionPackage and figure graded separately, AFA and CAS on their own fields.
Catalog Your Sneaker CollectionModel, colorway and year read off your photos. Condition from deadstock to beat, and view counts on the grails.
Toy Car Collection TrackerHot Wheels, Matchbox and diecast: brand, series and casting read off the card, and a form for each brand.
Track Your Comic Book CollectionVolume beside the issue number — the field that separates five different ASM #1s.
Track Your Video Game CollectionTwo fields and no region or CIB box — what the photograph carries instead.
Track Your LEGO CollectionSealed, built or parted out — recorded on its own field, next to the set number.
Show Off Your Board Game CollectionEdition on its own field, the box read from a photo, and one link for the shelf. It does not log plays.
Catalog Your Watch CollectionReference number, caliber and complications on their own fields — and why the serial should stay private.
Catalog Your Coin CollectionDenomination, year and mint mark — with a rarity scale that runs to Key date.
Catalog Your Stamp CollectionCatalogue numbers, mint-or-used, and four fields for expertization.
Catalog Your Vinyl Record CollectionPhotograph a sleeve and AI fills the artist, album, format and year. Organise by crate, keep the pressing details in the description.
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