CollecticatorEverything you collect,
in one place.
Collecticator tracks your games, books, movies and anything else you collect. It pulls your libraries in from the stores you buy from, fills in covers and details for you, and keeps everything on your phone.
Four kinds of collection
Each collection has its own fields, filters, sorting and reports, and they all share the same look, backups and search.
Games
Physical, digital, subscription or free giveaway, on every platform.
- Covers, genres, publisher, critic score and summary filled in
- Play time, achievements and time to beat
- Bundles: several games bought as one
- Photograph a box to find the title
Books
Hardbacks, paperbacks, ebooks and audiobooks, with reading progress.
- Scan an ISBN barcode to add a book
- Critics' verdicts and readers' ratings
- Series, signed copies, first editions, who borrowed it
- Box sets
Movies
Digital, DVD, Blu-ray and 4K, with one entry per film however many copies you own.
- Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and IMDb ratings
- Posters, director, runtime and age rating filled in
- Scan a disc case's barcode
- Box sets, and duplicate merging
Your own
Shoes, coins, vinyl, anything: set up a collection from a template or from scratch.
- Choose up to 16 fields of your own
- Track where things are kept: rooms, shelves, boxes
- Shoes: scan the box and read its label
- "Do I already own this?" when you scan
Bring in what you already own
Sign in to a store inside the app and Collecticator reads your library from it, shows you what's new, and adds only what you tick. Where a store keeps purchase history, it brings in dates and prices too.
Games
Books
Movies
None of these stores offers an official way for apps to read your library, so each sync works through the store's own website, and a store changing its site can break one. Some syncs are still being tested. Everything can also be added by hand, by scanning a barcode, or from a CSV file.
AI that stays on your phone
An optional Gemma model runs on the phone itself, with no cloud service and no account. Nothing you ask leaves the device.
Play next
Suggestions picked only from games you already own and haven't played.
Ask about your collection
"How many Switch games have I finished?" The answer comes from your real library, not from the model's guesswork.
Read a box
Photograph a game box and the model reads the logo to find the title.
And the rest
The small things that make a collection app pleasant to live with.
Reports
What you own, what you've played, read or watched, and what it all cost, by platform, store or year.
Scanning
Barcodes for books, discs and shoe boxes, with a warning if it's already in your collection.
Filters and sorting
By platform, genre, format, store, reading status, rating, price and more, remembered between visits.
Backups
One zip of your whole collection and its covers, saved to a folder you choose, such as Google Drive or OneDrive.
Your data stays yours
Collecticator has no servers and no accounts of its own.
On your phone
Your collection lives in a database on the device. Backups go only where you put them.
Store sign-ins
You sign in on each store's own page. Collecticator talks to the store directly, with nothing in between.
No tracking
No analytics or advertising in the app, and this website doesn't use cookies.
Status
Collecticator is a personal project, built with Flutter and used day to day on Android. It isn't on the Play Store yet.