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Shelf: App for Collectors

Collection Tracker & Organizer

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 27, 2023
  • June 28, 2026

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Organize, manage, and showcase your collections with this app. Discover new items from other collectors and connect with a global community of enthusiasts. Share your passion and find rare treasures.

✓Create and showcase collections
✓Add photos and details
✓Discover rare items
✓Connect with collectors
✓Organize and tag items
✓Share finds globally
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What's New in Shelf

1.9.1

June 28, 2026

Updated app metadata for clarity. No changes to the app experience.

User reviews

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Please fix number sorting bug!

I am enjoying this app very much! But unfortunately alphabetical sorting for item entries does not go past the first digit. For example, my collections have ID numbers and I’d love to be able to view them in numerical order, but since the sorting only tracks the first digit, it breaks the logic on any number over 9 (37 sorts after 136 because it only sorts the first number, so 3 goes after 1)! Would be eternally grateful if this was updated!!
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courndog7courndog7

Such a cool app…but

I was so excited to try this app out!! I have alot of collections and want to be able to organize them. But unfortunately I can’t make collections it just pops up a message about a stream error??? and whenever I had tags the app just freezes and stops working.
emmmmoooemmmmooo

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. We did identify an issue that affected some users, and it has now been fixed. Going forward, the quickest way to report bugs is via our email, as reviews go through moderation and can delay the process. Reaching out directly helps us respond faster and improve the app more effectively. As a startup, we’re continuously improving, and occasional issues can happen. We really appreciate your understanding.

Can’t make a collection

Every time I make a collections gives me an error - makes the app useless
HB stephHB steph

Response from developer

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. There indeed was a problem affecting some users, and it has now been resolved. For future reference, reporting bugs via our email is a faster and more effective way to reach us. Reviews go through moderation, which takes additional time and doesn’t help us address issues as efficiently. As a startup, the project may occasionally have bugs. Thank you for your understanding.

Good in theory, needs improvement.

Very slow usually and occasionally just straight up doesn't load. Right now I can only see one item out of the over 200 that I've uploaded, nothing is loading in any collection of mine. There is also no website or anything, so no way to share your items with someone who doesn't have the app.
Alastair M.Alastair M.

Response from developer

Thanks, we really appreciate you taking the time to share this. We’re constantly working on improving the app and making it more stable, but as we’re still an early-stage product, issues like this can unfortunately happen from time to time. What you’re describing definitely shouldn’t be the normal experience, so we’d love to look into it and fix it as quickly as possible. If you’re open to it, please reach out to us with a bit more detail (device, app version, etc.) and that will help us pinpoint the issue faster. Also, regarding sharing: a web view for shared items is something we’re actively working on.

Not much here

The app is very basic and doesn’t offer much. Way better choices out there.
kfpeanutkfpeanut

Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback. Shelf is intentionally designed to be simple and focused, the goal is to help collectors catalog real items quickly without unnecessary complexity. We’re continuously adding new features, but we prefer to keep the app clean and easy to use instead of overloading it. If there’s something specific you feel is missing, feel free to tell us.

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FAQ

What does Shelf do?

Shelf is an application designed for collectors to add, manage, and showcase their collections. It allows users to snap photos of their items, add details, and organize them with tags. The app also facilitates discovery of other collectors' items and fosters community interaction.

What are the key features of Shelf?

Key features include the ability to create and showcase collections with photos and details, discover rare items from other users, connect with a global community of collectors, and effortlessly manage and tag items within your own collection. Users can also share their finds.

Is Shelf free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no mentioned costs or subscription fees associated with using its core features for tracking and managing collections.

What kind of collections can I track?

The app is designed to accommodate a wide variety of collections, from vintage vinyl records to rare comic books, and virtually any other type of collectible item. Users can add and showcase their unique possessions regardless of their specific hobby.

How does Shelf help me connect with other collectors?

Shelf provides a social platform where you can connect with collectors worldwide who share your passion. You can engage in conversations, swap stories, and build connections by exploring and interacting with their showcased collections.