iCollect Everything, the best collection database app & software.

For cataloging any collectible you can think of: movies, books, music, comics, games, action figures, wine, pop vinyl, toy cars, puzzles, and more.

Works with and syncs between your iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web.

 

Reviews from customers


Was great until they upcharged

"Pending an email to see if the subscription revoked the “lifetime” access I previously paid." - 5 stars from diodela (Apr 08, 2026)


Fleeced

"I never write app reviews but the blatant excessive / aggressive price hike announcements for a product that hasn’t had any major updates in years is a huge disappointment. This app WAS great but it’s lost its way and isn’t taking care of its legacy users." - 5 stars from Werkahaulic (Apr 05, 2026)


Unusable

"Not sure what happened to this app. I used it years ago with decent success for a puzzle collection. I've now tried to use it again for a massive game collection only to find it completely unusable. The app is almost completely unresponsive. Tapping app buttons, even multiple times, often does nothing at all. *If* I can get a dialog open (to add a new game, for example) it always results in an error message. Always. Not sure what went wrong but this app became an absolute loser." - 5 stars from I like ducks. (Apr 03, 2026)


No realistic values

"Great app to catalog your collection. But the values of your collection are WAY off market value. Don’t trust this app for prices!!" - 5 stars from ezomb13 (Apr 03, 2026)


Been a big fan but new update…?

"Have the pro version )and it was so worth it) for years for keeping all the data on my books and movies- esp being able to add so much info and fine tune the sorting… until now. Trying to update some recent additions and the “insistence” on filling out the Subtitle section (when there aren’t any) and when I fill SOMETHING in it proceeds to give me an error message. Not cool." - 5 stars from DownInTheSouth (Apr 03, 2026)


Pro App vs Unlimited LAME do not buy

"So I already paid $59 for this app to open more items. Every once in a while a pop up happens with a sale. $79 “not a subscription” does less than the $59 I spent. Misleading and lame. Apple denied refund. So now this App still does nothing after $130 of purchase. Still not “pro” and totally lame and worthless extras. Pay for something else. Don’t download this or pay." - 5 stars from Moobaks (Mar 31, 2026)


Great app

"Very easy to use. I can tailor things to the way I want to see them. And it can keep an inventory on pretty much everything. It has a lot of preset categories from books and movies to action figures (I use for Funko) to sports cards. If you find something not listed you can create your own category." - 5 stars from Grymmlan (Mar 30, 2026)


It’s cool. Until…

"You know what’s funny? I was excited to find this app. I collect so many things. I start playing around, it’s lagging and dated, there’s a lot of basic features that could be added to make it more user friendly but I’m just glad it exists. I start logging and eventually I hit a paywall. That’s no problem, I expect that. So you can pay $49 to keep going with your one collection or pay $79 ? To get unlimited in all. Well that’s a no brainier. I opt for that one, everything’s great. And I get more spots for pictures! I log in today, and now it’s only letting me add 4 photos. What? I look back at my previous additions, the extra photos are gone. It’s frustrating to lose this, but now I’m being hit with another paywall for “pro”. I’d like to have that back, so I look. $80? For a YEAR? Is it to pay for your crack addition because that’s the only explanation that makes sense to me. You have to be smoking crack if you think this app is worth two $80 investments within a month, and $80 every year until you decide you’re over it and we all lose the data because you stop paying for us to have access. And you’re saying $80 is the half off price… soon to be $160 for a year… Ridiculous. Truly." - 5 stars from BeFitJesus (Mar 28, 2026)


Exactly what I wanted - almost

"iCollect is exactly what I needed to catalog my anime/video collection, the bulk scan feature made adding my collection much simpler, and quicker. My only suggestions are: 1) I wish it stored the database on my iCloud account instead of the iCollect servers. 2) it would be nice to be able to duplicate the default collections - I would like to be able to duplicate the “Movies” collection and then rename them in order to have separate collections for animated shows & live action shows. 3) A “backup” feature would be nice, I would like to be able to backup my collections (including pictures) to my iCloud account, that way should I mess up something, I could just restore the collection from the backup. I know that some of this may be available in the “Pro” version, however the Pro version is just something I would never use, the iPhone/iPad app are perfect for my needs." - 5 stars from Doctor.Who (Mar 27, 2026)


Expensive!

"This app is way too expensive to make it work. I need to catalog over 700 books. I can do this with other apps for a minimal fee. I can’t believe anyone actually pays this much." - 5 stars from kfpeanut (Mar 23, 2026)


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