Your whole collection.
Finally home.

Field-level depth for what you actually collect. Showcases that look right. Comps without the tab circus.

Free on iOS and Android. No credit card. No item limits. Start with one piece.

The status quo

You already built the system.
It just isn't one.

A spreadsheet with too many tabs. Three apps you stopped opening. A camera roll where grails sit next to parking photos. A Sunday-night comp check across browser tabs.

It works. Until you want one place that actually does the whole job.

What you built to cope
What it looks like when the tool is right

A spreadsheet built because nothing else had the right fields

Dynamic fields per subcategory — a game-worn jersey needs different documentation than a sealed box

A camera roll full of collection photos, parking spots, and no clean way to show what you've built

Showcases that present your pieces the way you'd actually show them — shareable with a link

Why the fields matter

A jersey is not a helmet.
Your inputs should know that.

Most platforms use one template for everything: name, photo, condition, value. Fine for inventory. Wrong for a serious collection.

Vitrine changes the fields by subcategory. That's the difference.

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Jersey fields11 fields — live from database
Manufacturer
Style
Size
Version
Color(s)
Variation
Commemorative
Patches
Customization(s)
Condition
Model/Series
Categories

Not one category.
Every category — with real depth in each.

Most platforms add a category by widening the same template. We add one when the fields actually hold up.

Baseball

BallJerseyHat

Basketball

BallJerseyHat

Boxing

HatTicketFlat

Football

BallJerseyHat

Funko

Pop! Vinyl FigureVinyl SodaBitty Pop!

Golf

BallHatTicket

History & Politics

BallHatTicket

Hockey

JerseyHatTicket

MMA

HatTicketFlat

Movies & TV

BallHatTicket

Music

BallHatTicket

Pro Wrestling

BallHatTicket

Soccer

BallJerseyHat

Tennis

BallHatTicket

More categories are in validation now. We don't call one live until a specialist collector signs off on the fields.

See depth status by category
Showcases

Your pieces, presented the way
they look in your head.

Most tools can store a collection. Very few can present one. Showcases let you arrange, group, and share your pieces the way you'd actually walk someone through them.

Unlimited showcases — public or private
Arrange by category, era, or story
Share one link that actually looks like your collection
See what a showcase looks like
Comps

The Sunday-night ritual,
minus three browser tabs.

You already do the Sunday-night check. Vitrine turns it into one view. Value tracking maps recent sales to the exact variant, condition, and authentication status you've already cataloged.

You cataloged a PSA 9 Jordan rookie. You see PSA 9 Jordan rookie comps. Not what “Jordan cards” are averaging.

If the comp data isn't there yet, you'll see that. We'd rather show nothing than a guess.

Community

Your collection is
your identity here.

Most collecting communities know you by your posts. Vitrine lets collectors know you by the collection itself.

Your showcases, categories, and depth do the introduction. Not your post count. Not your transaction history.

Getting started

Three moves.
Then you know.

1

Download Vitrine.

Free on iOS and Android. Your first collection takes under a minute.

2

Catalog a few pieces.

Pick the subcategory and watch the fields change. You'll know quickly if we got it right.

3

Build your first showcase.

Arrange the collection the way you'd actually show it. That's usually the moment it clicks.

What's live. What's coming.

We'd rather tell you what's real
than let you assume.

Live today
Dynamic-field cataloging across multiple categories
Showcases that are public, private, and shareable
Value tracking from consolidated comp sources
Community where the collection is the profile
iOS and Android
In development
Marketplace — collector-to-collector transactions with authentication integrationTarget: 2026
Verification Hub — connections to vetted authenticatorsTarget: 2026

If it's live, open the app and test it. If it's coming, we'll say that plainly. No blurred line between built and planned.

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Built for how you
actually collect.

Free on iOS and Android. No credit card. No item limits.