Cibby: Game Collection

Cibby: Game Collection

Scan and track physical games

6 ratings
4 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 24, 2026
  • September 11, 2026

Features

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Organize your physical game collection with realistic 3D models of game boxes. Add games by scanning barcodes, searching, or importing. Track purchase details, condition, and play status, with optional price history integration.

✓Realistic 3D game box models
✓Add games via scan, search, or import
✓Track purchase price, condition, and play status
✓View estimated values and price history
✓Customizable shelf display
✓Daily quiz and curated game content
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What's New in Cibby

1.1

September 11, 2026

Cibby is now on iPad. More room for your collection, with a landscape layout that puts each game’s box and details side by side. Scan games, arrange your shelves and explore your collection on a bigger screen. Same app, same purchase. Your collection comes with you.

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Subscription plans

Cibby Pro Yearly

Unlimited collection, one yearly price.

$29.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$79.99

Cibby Pro Lifetime

Unlimited collection forever. Pay once.

User reviews

I was so excited

I was really stoked when I first saw this online. I got on the discord too. But the price is just too high for what this is.
The performance of the app is wrong and I had a lot of games that incorrectly identified and just don’t show up correctly when searched even.

UI is nice but the app has bad slowdown - over 1000 games and even the free mode is stuttering.
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Horrible Price

The app itself is beautifully made and has features that not only show off your collection, but shows pricing, reviews, videos, etc. It’s genuinely super cool, although performance enhances and friend support would be nice. THE PRICE IS TERRIBLE. Out of all the things you need to pay for in life, out of all the subscribtions you’ll need in your day-to-day, THIS IS NOT ONE OF THEM. I’d rather them have sponsored ads like the ones in the App Store, than having to pay a subscription or an absurd flat fee for a DIGITAL CATALOGUE.
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Terrible.

It was incredible at first, but NEVER lock the main feature behind a pay wall. I will NOT pay to simply add games to my collection, I instantly uninstalled.

Response from developer

Thanks for trying Cibby. The free version lets you use every collection feature with up to 10 games. Pro then removes that limit, with monthly, yearly and lifetime options. The wishlist remains free and unlimited, and full export is always available. Cibby is an independent app with a catalog of more than a million assets, along with ongoing licensing, lookup, hosting and development costs. The collection limit is meant as a straightforward way to try the full product while keeping Cibby sustainable enough to support and improve over time. Your games stay in the app if Pro ends. I know the model won’t suit everyone, but I hope this explains the thinking behind it.

Game collectors

I love the current state this is in to scan and provide updates to my collection. It would be good to get a few more features like quantity, CIB or not, partial collected games. But as a start this is stellar. I think it would be awesome to add a full limit with energy to add more entries everyday or pay to have unlimited entries. Just some feedback.
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Response from developer

Thanks, this is useful. You can already track completeness and condition for each copy, but it clearly needs to be easier to find. Quantity is on my list.

FAQ

What is Cibby?

Cibby is a digital organizer designed for physical video game collections. It allows users to add games and displays them as realistic 3D models of their actual boxes, complete with front, back, and spine details.

How do I add games to Cibby?

You can add games to Cibby by scanning their barcode, searching for them, or importing existing collection data from other apps or spreadsheets. It also offers a feature to identify game spines from a photographed shelf.

Can I track the condition and value of my games in Cibby?

Yes, Cibby allows you to record details for each game copy, including what you paid, its condition, play status, ratings, and personal notes. It can also display estimated values and price history from PriceCharting.

What are the limitations of the free version of Cibby?

The free version of Cibby is limited to organizing collections of up to 9 games. For larger collections, users will need to upgrade to Cibby Pro.

What are the pricing options for Cibby Pro?

Cibby Pro is available through several plans: a monthly subscription at $3.99, a yearly subscription at $29.99, or a one-time purchase for permanent access.

Does Cibby have ads?

No, Cibby does not contain advertisements. The app is free for up to 9 games, with optional paid upgrades for expanded features and collection size.

What platforms is Cibby available on?

Based on the provided data, Cibby is supported on iPhones.

How often is Cibby updated?

The latest version of Cibby is 1.0.2, and it was last updated on September 1, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development.