Catalogue cars by the shelf
Photograph a row, a case, or a tub at a time. AI drafts an entry per car it sees, with its own cropped photo — no typing a thousand names into a spreadsheet.
Hot Wheels & diecast
A Hot Wheels collection app that starts at the shelf
Line the cars up — or shoot the display shelf as it stands — and AI drafts an entry per car, each with its own cropped photo. You add the casting, the series it came from, and whether it is carded or loose, in your own words.
What you get
Three things a diecast collection needs sorted
Know at the pegs what you already own
The catalogue is searchable from your phone’s browser, so “do I already have this casting?” gets answered in the store aisle, not at home in front of the shelf. Tag cars by series, colour, or variant — your words, your system.
Track condition and worth
Note carded, boxed, or loose on each car and record what you paid or what it is worth. Export the itemised list with totals as a PDF or spreadsheet when it is time to insure — or to sell.
How it works
From a shelf of cars to a searchable collection
- Step 01
Line the cars up — or shoot the display shelf as it hangs.
- Step 02
AI drafts an entry per car it sees; you name the casting and confirm.
- Step 03
Search the collection from anywhere — including the store aisle.
- Step 04
Display shelf, storage tubs, cases in the garage — one collection, one list.
Where to start
Free for the first 75 cars, Plus past that
Start free with 75 items — a couple of display shelves. Plus fits a real collection: 1,000 cars across 50 locations, with the itemised PDF report. Collecting with your kids? Family (US$6.99/mo · US$69.99/yr) shares one catalogue of up to 2,000 items between you and up to three others.
Use it in your browser today · Android on Google Play
Can I check the collection from the store?
Yes. The catalogue runs in your browser and on Android, so a quick search at the pegs settles “have I got this one?” before you buy the double.
How do I record carded versus loose?
However you like — most collectors use tags like carded, boxed, and loose, or a line in the description. The photos carry the rest: shoot a carded car front and back and both shots stay on the entry.
Will it recognise castings and series?
No. AI drafts a name and description from what it sees in the photo — it does not identify a casting or place a car in a series. Name the casting once and it is searchable forever.
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.
