Track of your puzzle collection and wishlist
On your phone, on your computer, on the web.
Scan by barcode or use database search
Automatically estimates the current values of your puzzles!
The most complete puzzle database available
Full pictures and details, including storage location.
Any manufacturer or publisher from any year of release
Buffalo Games, Springbok, MasterPieces, Cobble Hill, Gibsons, etc.

iCollect Puzzles for mobile

Free to download for iOS and Android

iCollect Everything for desktop

For macOS and Windows

Sync your collection between mobile, desktop, and web!

Both iCollect Everything for mobile (iOS/Android) and iCollect Everything for desktop (Mac/Windows) can be used on their own, or used to sync your collection between all your devices. They are best used together, along with our built-in web sharing feature, to allow access to your puzzle collection from any place at any time.

Use iCollect Everything on the go, whether with an iPhone, iPad, or Android. Then use iCollect Everything when you get home on a large desktop screen with a keyboard for quicker input and modifications of your puzzle data. And then share your puzzles and wishlist with friends and family using our web sharing option.

 

Latest news and releases for iCollect Everything

Stamp collection identified and valued in the iCollect Everything app

Stamp Value Scanner: Find Out What Your Stamps Are Worth (Free)

If you just inherited a stamp album or found a shoebox of old envelopes in a closet, you are probably hoping a stamp value scanner can tell you what you have and what it is […]
Sneaker collection inventory in the iCollect Everything app

Best Sneaker Collection and Inventory App in 2026: Track Your Kicks and Their Value

Can an app really track 400 pairs and tell you what they are worth? Yes, and a good sneaker inventory app does it by ignoring the first thing you notice about a shoe. Not the […]
Disney pin collection digitized in the iCollect Everything app

Disney Pin Trading App: Digitize, Track and Trade Your Pin Collection (2026)

How do you keep track of 400 Disney pins when none of them has a barcode? A Disney pin trading app does it by turning a wall of corkboards into a searchable database you can […]
Beanie Baby and plush collection tracked in the iCollect Everything app

Are Beanie Babies Worth Anything in 2026? How to Check Yours

Are Beanie Babies worth anything in 2026? A small number genuinely are. But the honest answer, the one you actually need before you spend a weekend sorting bins, is that the overwhelming majority of Beanie […]

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the best puzzle collection app?

iCollect Everything catalogs jigsaw puzzles with barcode scanning, piece count tracking, brand organization, and estimated values. Scan any puzzle box to auto-fill details. Works on iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows.

Can I scan puzzle barcodes?

Yes. Point your phone at the barcode on any puzzle box — Ravensburger, White Mountain, Buffalo, Cobble Hill, and more. The app fills in the title, piece count, and brand.

Does it track puzzle values?

Yes. Retired and out-of-print puzzles can be worth significantly more than retail. Estimated values update over time.

Can I organize by piece count and brand?

Yes. Sort and filter by piece count (500, 1000, 2000+), brand, theme, or any other field. Find the exact puzzle you’re looking for instantly.

Is there a free puzzle tracking app?

iCollect Everything has a free tier. Start scanning your puzzles without a credit card.

 

Reviews from customers


Amazing app!

One of the best apps I have for my collections of wine, stamps, movies and books. - 5 stars from JohnJohn (Sep 8, 2026)


Handy but extortionately expensive

"It’s all in the title. You can track 30 items for “free” just enough to be annoying. The cost is “reduced” to $100 for unlimited collections or $50 for one collection for life. That seems like it’d be it right? Already too much for a fancy excel sheet, but hey- gotta wring a dime out of every single pore of a person, am I right? Because once you decide to buy a “lifetime unlimited” subscription to this stupid app, you’ll be prompted to sign up for the $180 pro plan… Get out of my pocket, vultures!" - 5 stars from Apples Von Foxy (Sep 03, 2026)


Great

"Love all collections in one place" - 5 stars from Lxixchevelle (Sep 03, 2026)


Not worth it

"Limited to 30 titles unless you pay $100 or $50/yr to unlock the full edition. That's robbery. Get real." - 5 stars from Stormryx (Sep 03, 2026)


Stick to the Basics

"It’s fine but over priced for what it is and what features it includes (even with the $100 unlocked version). The good: Functions very well, organization is relatively good but could be better, all the info that’s pulled up via the barcode as expected, no ads, offers a lifetime option instead of subscription The bad: AI “functionality”, I was subscribed to a newsletter after purchase, not super user friendly (it appears continuous scanning is not a function - which is crazy for an app like this one), there’s a whole other version for desktop that you apparently also need to buy. I regret my $100 purchase. Just use sheets or excel." - 5 stars from tmspica (Sep 01, 2026)


Missing some items

"I’m going through my collection right now and I noticed not all my DVDs are added in iCollect however I’ve scanned them all" - 5 stars from Freedomjust25 (Aug 31, 2026)


Insane

"I sincerely want to know what the devs are on. You get about ~15 things to track per category, and then you cannot contribute unless you buy the unlimited option. Okay, then. Crazy as it is, but what could the unlimited option cost? $10, maybe? $5 a month? No. 100 dollars. I wish I had the audacity." - 5 stars from nvrmylve (Aug 26, 2026)


Why remove it

"Love this app but as of recent they removed a very important feature where next to the item name is the number of count of that items example number of xbox games next to the Xbox category" - 5 stars from jauri1995 (Aug 25, 2026)


Useful tool to manage my movie collection

"I buy movies for my 86 year old father because he doesn’t have the internet. He doesn’t understand streaming or anything more complicated than using his tv remote control. I now have a collection of 786 DVDs/Blue-rays. I was using a spiral notebook to record each purchase in alphabetical order. About six times I bought duplicates and it was becoming frustrating just trying to manage Dads collection. This program helped me scan the movies in lighting fast time. I tried using spreadsheets but this program is amazing !" - 5 stars from Disbro62 (Aug 25, 2026)


$100 one time fee. And they don't tell you that until later.

"I was really excited about this app!! There's a search feature found in your collections, so that you don't have to scroll through all of your entries, and it has a super simple layout! But. I was 30 entries in, grinding out an hour of entering all of my DVD's, and then a pop-up hits me. Before i can continue adding anything else to the collection, it tells me that i have to pay a one time fee of $99 🙁 kinda nice that it's not annual, but dang bruh i was already 30 entries in. It's a no for me, a paycheck-to-paycheck 20 year old who just wanted to log her prized DVD collection." - 5 stars from normalpersonwholovesknighthood (Aug 24, 2026)

 

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