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For people who have ever said “it’s basically the same thing”

Your hobby has jargon. We came prepared.

A watch is not just a thing with a name. A comic is not just a book. A bottle is not just a drink. Start with a collection type that gets close, then teach KolleK the details that actually matter to you.

Teach KolleK your hobby See a type in action

Choose a collection type

Start from a ready-made type, then make it yours.

12 built-in types · all editable

Comics

9 fields

Trading cards

8 fields

Vinyl

10 fields

Books

7 fields

Watches

8 fields

Wine

9 fields

Coins

8 fields

Video games

7 fields

CDs

6 fields

Movies

6 fields

Art

7 fields

Stamps

6 fields

Start with a head start.

KolleK arrives with ready-made types for comics, trading cards, vinyl, books, watches, wine, coins, video games, and more. Pick one, make it yours, and get on with the satisfying bit: cataloguing the collection.

Add the details worth keeping

The fields your hobby actually uses.

Issue number. Pressing. Publisher. Vintage. Signed? First edition? Where it came from? Add the fields you need, choose the right kind of answer, and stop making one generic notes field carry the emotional weight of your entire hobby.

abcText 123Number dateDate y/nYes / no listSelect 1–5Rating
Edit type · Comics
Custom
123 Issue number #300
abc Publisher Marvel
date Cover date May 1988
list Grade CGC 9.8
y/n Key issue Yes
y/n Signed No
New field (pick a kind)
abc Text
123 Number
date Date
y/n Yes / no
list Select
1–5 Rating
Comics · form layout drag to arrange
Identification 3 fields
Issue number 123
Publisher abc
Cover date date
Condition & value 3 fields
Grade list
Key issue y/n
Signed y/n
Notes & extras 2 fields · collapsed

Make the form make sense

Group it, order it, hide the rest.

Put related details together. Keep the important stuff near the top. Move the rest out of the way until you need it. It is your collection; the form should behave accordingly.

One app, two vocabularies

The same item page, speaking your hobby.

Same KolleK. Two types. Neither pretends to be the other.

Comics

Amazing Spider-Man #300

123 Issue number
#300
abc Publisher
Marvel
list Grade
CGC 9.8
y/n Key issue
Yes
abc Writer
D. Michelinie
y/n Signed
No
Wine

Barolo Monfortino 2015

123 Vintage
2015
abc Region
Piedmont
abc Winery
G. Conterno
date Drink by
2035
123 Bottles
6
1–5 Rating
★★★★☆

Reuse the good work

Build a type once. Use it everywhere.

Build a type once and use it across the account. A carefully tuned “Vinyl” type should not have to be rebuilt every time another shelf becomes a collection.

Set up a collection type
Settings · Collection types JSON import / export

Vinyl

Used in 12 collections · 10 fields

Comics

Used in 8 collections · 9 fields

Wine

Used in 3 collections · 9 fields

Books

Used in 5 collections · 7 fields

Teach KolleK your hobby.

Pick a ready-made type, add the fields that matter, and catalogue your collection the way it deserves.

Set up a collection type

KolleK might not be for you (yet) if…

A fixed, genre-specific database already contains every field you need.

You never need to add a field, option, or grouping.

You want a massive public reference database maintained for you.

Choose KolleK when…

Your collection has its own vocabulary.

KolleK lets the catalogue learn it.

You want reusable types, custom fields, and forms that make sense to your hobby.

We will update this page when the product changes. The feature status page has the boring-but-important details.