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About Collectors Den

Collector's Den is where a collection stops living on a folded sheet of paper — sticker albums, cards and, now, video games and consoles. Mark what you have, what you're missing and what you have spare, and the app does the counting: how many are left, how far along you are, which spares are worth a swap. A REAL SHELF Your albums stand on a wooden shelf, covers facing out. Behind it there's a bedroom: a kid who walks along the shelves as your collection grows. At night warm lights come on under the shelves, and at 10pm the room goes to sleep. GAMES AND CONSOLES Each console has its own shelf, made with its first game. A games collection opens in a bedroom of the console's era, your games on the bookcases and your console on the TV stand. Covers and consoles are your own photos: the app ships and downloads no pictures at all. There is no percentage: you count how many you have, the state of each copy and the ones you still want. THE COVER SAYS WHICH GAME IT IS Photograph the cover before typing the name: the app reads the title on the device itself and suggests the game, from a catalogue of over 51,000. If the cover's title is a drawing, read the spine. You keep what you paid for each game, link each controller to its console and make the full list of a console's games to tick off the ones you have. PAGES THAT TURN LIKE PAPER In album mode, each page curls up from the corner you take it by. Cards open in a leather binder with nine pockets a page. SCREENS THAT ARE OBJECTS Achievements is a trophy cabinet, statistics a brass dial, sharing a cork board, your profile a collector's card and the manual a hardback book. If you'd rather have plain lists, one switch turns it all off. YOU DON'T HAVE TO TYPE IT ALL IN · An empty album by pages, with the numbering done for you. · A CSV file, if you already have the list written down. · Card sets from public catalogues, imported by name. PHOTOS AND SCANNING Photograph stickers, covers and consoles with the camera. The app reads the number on the back of a sticker and tells you whether you already have it — all on the device. SHARING WITH THE PEOPLE YOU CHOOSE Pick, album by album, what to share, and invite people by their Apple Account email or phone. Each invitation has a code that works only for that person and lasts a week. Whoever joins marks stickers just as you do, and games have a share of their own. The sale list never enters a share. SPARES THAT ARE GOOD FOR SOMETHING · Compare your list with somebody else's and see the possible swaps. · Reserve spares for whoever asked for them. There are no payments or purchases inside the app. · Print the album, labels or the list as a PDF. ON IPHONE AND MAC The same collection on both, through your own Apple Account iCloud. On the Mac your progress sits in the menu bar; on iPhone, in a widget. Spotlight search and actions in Shortcuts. Without iCloud the app works the same, locally. DELETE WITHOUT FEAR A deleted collection sits in the trash for 30 days, and a backup keeps everything in a file of your own. NO ADS, NO SUBSCRIPTIONS, NO ACCOUNT There's no sign-up and no login. I collect nothing: your collections live on your device and in your iCloud, and I have no access to them. Portuguese, English, French, Spanish, Italian and German. Support and tutorials: https://collector-s-den.web.app/support.html Privacy: https://collector-s-den.web.app/privacy.html

What’s new

Version 2.1.0 · Updated October 13, 2026

Now your video games and consoles too. Besides albums and cards, each console has its own shelf, made on its own with its first game. A games collection opens in a bedroom of the console's era: your games on the bookcases, your console on the TV stand and your pictures on the screen, with the kid playing. - The cover says which game it is: photograph it before typing the name and the app reads the title on the device itself and suggests the game, from a catalogue of over 51,000. If the cover's title is a drawing, read the spine. - Covers, spines and consoles are your own photos: for games, the app ships and downloads no pictures at all. - The Shelf shows games standing up, by their spines, by console or all together, and each accessory next to its console. - Keep what you paid for each game (only a record: the app buys and sells nothing) and make the full list of a console's games to tick off the ones you have. - Games have no percentage: you count how many you have, how many came in this month, the state of each copy and the ones you want. - The Sale is a garage sale, with the kid sitting on a crate. - Shares by invitation, by email or phone, with a code for that person alone, on a cork board. Games have a share of their own. - Making and importing happen on the desk, and the manual is a book. - On opening, the bookcase opens and your collections are there at once. Everything stays in your iCloud and shows on the Mac and the iPhone. Effects have switches in Settings > Effects.

App privacy

The developer, Humberto Joao Alvelos Bebiano, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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