Memorilia Lane

Memorilia Lane is for the things worth keeping. Records, cartridges, figures, first editions, bottles you have not opened. Catalog them properly — the photos you took, the story of how you found it, the detail nobody else records — and then actually look at them. Your collection, as a room. A shelf you scroll along. A crate you flip through. A gallery hall you walk into. Nine ways to see the same collection, because a wall of grey thumbnails is not why you kept any of it. Start with no account. Guest mode is free and unlimited: every piece, every field, every photo, stored on your device. Nothing to sign up for, nothing counting down. A free account puts your collection on every phone and tablet you own, with three photos of each piece backed up, so it survives losing the phone. What's inside • Nine views, from a plain grid to a first-person vault walk • Photos, videos, and the fields that matter for what you collect • Barcode scanning, and a catalog that fills in the details • Wishlists you can share with someone who asks what to get you • A community of collectors, if you want it — and complete privacy if you don't • Your own categories, for anything the official list has never heard of • Export everything, any time, as a spreadsheet and photos Memorilia Lane+ — one payment Not a subscription. No monthly charge, no renewal, nothing to cancel. Your collection does not stop working if you stop paying, because there is nothing to stop paying. Lane+ adds every premium view and finish, the Collection Film that plays your collection back, AI-assisted detail filling, and keeps 2,000 pieces — all 8 photos of each, plus 200 videos — synced across your devices. A typical collection is 30 to 80 pieces, so almost nobody comes close to 2,000. If Memorilia Lane ever shuts down The app, your catalog and every premium view are on your device and keep working. If we ever have to close the servers, we will announce it at least 90 days ahead and keep the export running the whole time, so you leave with a spreadsheet and every photo you put in. We would rather write that down now than have to say it later.