Catalogue a shelf of Pops in one photo
Boxes stay on the shelf — photograph them as they stand. AI drafts an entry per Pop with a cropped photo; you confirm, correct, or add the ones it missed.
Funko Pops
A Funko Pop tracker built from photos of the shelf
Shoot the shelf as it stands. AI drafts an entry per Pop it sees, each with its own cropped photo — you add the line, the number on the box, the exclusive sticker, and whether it stays in-box.
What you get
Three things a Pop collection needs on record
Keep lines and exclusives findable
Tag each Pop with its line, its exclusive sticker, and in-box or out-of-box — your words, searchable any time. A quick search at a convention beats discovering the double at home.
Know what the collection is worth
Record what you paid and what it is worth now, then export an itemised PDF with totals or a spreadsheet when it is time to insure, trade, or sell.
How it works
From a crowded shelf to a catalogued collection
- Step 01
Shoot the shelf as it stands — boxes and all.
- Step 02
AI drafts an entry per Pop it sees; you add the number and the line.
- Step 03
Search the collection at the convention before you buy a double.
- Step 04
Display shelf, spare-room boxes, the office desk — one collection.
Where to start
Free for the first 75 Pops, Plus when the shelves fill
Start free with 75 items — the main display shelf. Plus covers the habit: 1,000 Pops across 50 locations, with the itemised PDF report. A collection the whole family adds to fits Family (US$6.99/mo · US$69.99/yr): one shared catalogue of up to 2,000 items, for you and up to three others.
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Can I record what I paid versus what it is worth?
Yes. Each figure carries one estimated value you can update any time, and the itemised PDF totals the exported collection. The description can hold the history — what you paid, where, and what it last sold for.
How do I record in-box versus out-of-box?
Tags, or a line in the description — most collectors tag in-box, out-of-box, and the sticker type. The photos do the rest: box condition is on the record because the box is in the picture.
Does it know which Pop is which?
No — there is no Pop database behind it. AI drafts a name and description from the photo, and you correct it to the exact Pop, box number and exclusive included. Your collection, described by you, not by a database.
Is my collection private?
Yes — tied to your account, encrypted in transit and at rest, never sold, and never used for advertising. It is shared only if you invite family members to it.
