Star Wars Collecting Database

The Star Wars Collecting Database contains over 100,000 pre-identified Star Wars worldwide collectibles; most with images to make look-up and identification an easy task. Having the core information already entered makes cataloging a collection fast! The work has already been done for you. Just find it, tag it, and you're done!

Collectors 'tag' items into their own Collection, Spares, and Wanted lists. Once tagged into their own list, personal details can be added such as purchase date, price paid, condition, and storage location. Any item can be tagged into a list multiple times to keep track of unique details for each piece.

Detailed reporting gives collectors the ability to view information about their entire collection at a glance. The capability to export raw data fields to .csv files provides the ability to store and manipulate your collection information in other applications. This is a great feature for insurance reporting for large collections.

International collectors can select their monetary symbol and enter the current exchange rate to see estimated values expressed in their own currency.

Available on the Android (since 2014) and Windows (since 1998) collectors can now sync their lists back and forth in between platforms giving new portability to their collection information. Built-in cloud backup (included) can save your work in case of device loss or damage.

This application is under continuous development. The master database is updated bi-weekly, and has been supported since the summer of 1998. Many of the best features were envisioned by collectors and added to the database as newer versions evolved. Collectors using their Android devices enjoy a full year of access for only $2.99.

The Collecting Database is intuitive to use, but for those who prefer tutorials... see the YouTube link provided. Constructive feedback shapes the future functionality.

I've been researching and electronically cataloging Star Wars collectibles for over seventeen years. For three dollars, you won't have to.