Catalog your Christmas village collection, identify pieces with a photo, and track real market values. Connect with other collectors, manage your wishlist, and export your collection data for insurance or records.
1.0.4
August 8, 2026
- Multiple videos per showcase — you can now add as many videos as you like to a showcase. Each video gets its own player in the Video Tour section and can be removed individually from Edit Showcase. - Video playback reliability — fixed an issue where videos that had finished processing would sometimes show a crossed-out play icon or stay stuck on "Video is processing." Playback now starts reliably, including after using the camera
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VillageDex supports over 15,000 pieces from major brands like Department 56, Lemax, and St. Nicholas Square, along with many others. The app is designed to be comprehensive for most miniature village collectors.
You can snap a photo of any village piece, and VillageDex uses its advanced recognition technology to identify the exact name, SKU, retirement status, and current market value. This feature works even if you don't have the original box.
VillageDex displays real, sold prices from platforms like eBay, Mercari, and Facebook Marketplace, not just asking prices. You can also view price history charts for specific items.
Yes, you can export your entire collection as a PDF or CSV file with a single tap. This organized and dated data is perfect for insurance documentation or personal record-keeping.
VillageDex offers monthly and annual subscription plans, including 'Collector' and 'Pro' tiers. Monthly plans start at $7.99, while annual plans offer savings starting at $71.90.
Yes, VillageDex contains advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, advertisements are part of the user experience.
The latest version of VillageDex is 1.0.3, and it was last updated on July 24, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and catalog enhancements.
VillageDex has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users. However, its primary audience is adult collectors due to the nature of the hobby.