Private-first collection app
Books
Turn the books you already own into a library you can search from anywhere—without typing every title by hand.
Scan supported ISBNs or barcodes from one shelf and confirm each match.
Browse by cover before the next bookstore trip turns into a duplicate.
Save the format, condition, photos, purchase details, and notes that make your copy distinct.
Search the library you built instead of reconstructing it from memory.
Music
Bring vinyl, CDs, cassettes, and boxed sets into one private collection that travels with you.
Browse what is at home while you are digging through records somewhere else.
Keep edition, format, year, condition, and other copy-specific details together.
Catalog CDs, cassettes, boxed sets, and the other physical formats you collect.
Save photos, purchase details, value, and notes beside the release they describe.
Capture items quickly, keep the details and references with them, and bring what you own together in one private catalog.
Scan supported books and music with a barcode or ISBN, search for a match, paste a supported link, or add something manually. Review the details before saving so you stay in control.
Keep photos, purchase information, value, condition, model and serial numbers, useful links, and notes with the item they belong to, so you are not hunting for them when you need them.
Inventory gives you one place to browse what you own across collections. Sort, filter, and switch views without changing how each collection is organized.
Organized your way
No more using a different app for every collection. Organize books, vinyl, cameras, tools, your home, and more in the way that makes sense for you.
Keep your shelves searchable and add supported books by ISBN or barcode.
Explore this collection
Catalog records and keep editions, condition, value, and notes together.
Explore this collection
See what is on the game shelf and keep useful details with every title.
Explore this collection
Keep appliances, furniture, model numbers, serial numbers, and identifying details organized.
Explore this collectionYou do not catalog hundreds of books, records, tools, or household items just to make a list. You do it so you can check what you already own, pull up the details when you need them, and stop relying on memory for a collection that has outgrown it.
Check whether you already own it and which copy, edition, release, or version is at home.
Pull up the model, serial number, condition, purchase information, photos, files, notes, or links you kept with the item.
Browse the collection you have actually built instead of trying to reconstruct it from memory.
Have a record ready for repair, replacement, resale, moving, loss, or insurance documentation.
Simple pricing
No credit card required. Start capturing for free.
Catalist Free
Catalog up to 75 items across 2 collections.
Catalist Pro Monthly
Catalog unlimited items across unlimited collections.
Catalist Pro Annual
Get the same unlimited Pro plan and save with annual billing.
Questions, answered
A clear starting point for building a catalog you can keep using.
Start with books, vinyl, collectibles, board games, tools, tech, or home inventory, then create custom collections for the other things you want to track.
Scan a supported book or physical music barcode, search what you know, add a supported link, attach a photo, or enter the details manually. More scanning coverage will come over time.
Yes. Each collection can use its own categories, while Inventory gives you a broader view across everything you have added.
No. Catalist is private by default. Creating a collection does not create a public profile, marketplace listing, social feed, or public catalog.
Catalist Free includes 2 collections and up to 75 items, with the same tools for adding and organizing what you own.
Bring your collections and the things you own into one private catalog, with the useful details there when you need them.
Private by default · One catalog · Everything you own
