Cards, coins, vinyl, watches, comics, figures — whatever you collect, Cratify gives you a photo catalog organized your way and searchable in seconds.
A serious collection quickly passes the point where you can keep it all in your head. You forget what you already own and buy duplicates. You can't remember where a specific piece is stored. And if you ever need to prove what you own, you have nothing to show.
Spreadsheets help until they don't — they have no photos, they're painful to update from your phone, and they're useless for proving ownership to an insurer after a loss.
Cratify gives every piece a photo, a description, and a home. Organize by set, era, grade, or however your collection makes sense, then search the whole collection instantly from your pocket.
Build the catalog once, enjoy it forever.
Snap each item — AI helps identify and categorize, and you add grade, year, or set details.
Create custom collections that span boxes and storage spots — 'Rookies,' 'First Pressings,' 'Pre-1964.'
Add purchase receipts as their own entries, with the total and date, so proof of purchase sits alongside the collection.
Find any piece instantly, avoid duplicate buys, and send a collection as a PDF to fellow collectors.
Yes. Organize possessions into containers, rooms, locations and collections, and search everything at once. Basic holds 250 possessions; Lifetime removes the limit.
Cratify doesn't track each possession's value. Keep receipts as their own entries, with the total and purchase date, and note figures like an appraisal in a possession's description.
It's category-agnostic. Cards, coins, stamps, vinyl, watches, comics, figures, sneakers, militaria — anything you can photograph, you can catalog. You control the categories and tags.
A collection is a curated list of items that can live in different boxes or locations. Group by set, theme, or value tier without physically moving anything — one item can belong to several collections.
Yes. A photo record of every piece, organized by where it's stored, with receipts kept alongside, is what an insurer asks for after a loss.
Document belongings for renters insurance, protect your deposit, and pack fast at lease-end.
Track equipment, tools, stock, and supplies with photos and QR labels your team will actually use.
Document furnishings per unit and keep a dated condition record for deposit disputes.
Track gear across every compartment and find what you packed without unloading the rig.
One shared household inventory — find anything, track whose is whose, document for insurance.
Track flip stock across containers and shelves, and find a sold item fast to ship.
Label dorm boxes, track summer storage, and split shared belongings with roommates.