Create a collection
Start on Collections, choose Add collection, and give the things you want to catalog a clear home.
- Name the collection
- Add categories when useful
- Keep it in one catalog
How Catalist works
Create a collection, add the things you own, and keep the details you want with each item. Here is the full flow.
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Create acollection
Create a collection and give the things you want to catalog a clear home.
- Name the collection
- Add categories when useful
- Keep it in one catalog
Add anitem
Scan book and physical music barcodes, or add the item yourself. More types are coming.
- Book and music scanning
- Supported link lookup
- Manual entry
Review whatyou are adding
Check the match or the details you entered, and make sure everything looks right.
- Confirm the match
- Review identity details
- Stay in control
Add a photoand useful details
Keep a photo, condition, value, notes, files, links, and identifying details.
- Photos and files
- Purchase details and value
- Notes, links and identifiers
Save theitem
Save the item now, then return whenever you want to add more details later.
- Save now
- Add more later
- Private by default
Find itlater
Browse its collection or use Inventory for a broader view of everything you own.
- Browse its collection
- See everything in Inventory
- Open the full record
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Go deeper
Keep building the record after the first save.
Catalist gives each collection and item room for the details, references, and context that make your catalog useful later.
Create collections that fit
Give different kinds of belongings their own collections, then use categories that make sense for the things inside them.
Add items your way
Scan supported books and music, use a supported link when it fits, or add the item manually. Review what Catalist found before saving it.
Keep photos and files
Take or upload photos, then keep receipts, manuals, and other useful documentation with the item they describe.
Add the details that matter
Keep condition, acquisition information, recorded value, model and serial numbers, and other identifying details when they are useful.
Keep notes and useful links
Add private notes and labeled references to the item so the context you want is there when you return.
Find what you’ve added
Browse items from their collections or Inventory, with the search, filters, and views available for that workspace.
Add something you own
Create a collection, add your first item, and keep the details you want with it.
Private by default · One catalog · Everything you own
