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TAP · SPECIAL ED

Malibu

Anderson .Paak

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Pre-filled from Discogs. Check every field before saving — you own the record.

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★ Mark as grail

4 OBJECTS LENT · 1 OVERDUE · €212 AT RISK

4 OBJECTS LENT · 1 OVERDUE · 2 BORROWED

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TO WHOM

BACK BY

WHY (YOU'LL THANK YOURSELF)

He wants to hear the pressing on his Rega

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The
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482 OBJECTS · 5 COLLECTIONS · SINCE 2019

PRICE ALERT

Ping me when Malibu passes €65 anywhere.

Counter

Accept €55

LOT 001 · SOUL & FUNK

18 records

Insured value €1,240 · all NM or better

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SEARCHABLE STRING

artist + album + year — used when you search across all collections. Tap to change.

ACCOUNT — OPTIONAL

You're offline. 482 objects live on this iPhone and nowhere else.

An account only buys you backup, sync across devices, sharing links and selling. Cataloguing never needs one.

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Photo

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Sends the photo out to find a match. Off keeps every shot on the phone.

HOLD ON

You already own Saga #1 — the 2nd printing, bought March 2019.

This scan is the 1st printing, so it's a different item. Add it anyway, or walk away.

Not this

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Fill the gaps?

Image lookup answered two days late. It only offers to fill fields you left empty — nothing you typed can be overwritten.

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SUGGESTED

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YOURS

seiko

WHY THESE

Every field is indexed, including notes and individual tracks — so the subtitle tells you which one matched. Tokens narrow; typing never has to.

34pt over halftone. This is the identity and it should never be replaced — it just stops working below about 20pt, which is what the column on the right is for.

COLLECTION

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When we're allowed to

A nudge has to name a specific unfinished object, or it doesn't get sent. One a week, at most.

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EDIT · MALIBU

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MY COPY WILL INCLUDE

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WHY THIS ONE COUNTS INSTEAD

A duplicate coin is a number, not a new object. So there's no lending log and no sell screen here — you don't lend one stamp out of a sheet.

SHARED WITH YOU · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

Pull one out of the pile

You had this 1962 Semeuse graded AU-58. That copy isn't a number any more.

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Promote & open it

Back from Elsa

HOW DID IT COME BACK?

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FOR THE RECORD (OPTIONAL)

Six months. Worth it — she made me a tape back.

It's home

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THE HONEST SUMMARY

Good for records, bad for board games. Catan never came back — he bought you a new one instead.

Message Jeff

Lend him something

Done. 128 records, 96 with cover art, 41 with a price you paid. Nothing was marked confirmed — it's all yours to check whenever.

No list anywhere? Start from ours.

One row per object, one required column. Everything else optional.

THE COLUMN WE DIDN'T RECOGNISE

Étagère stays exactly as it is — kept as a field of your own on all 214 objects. We don't throw away work we can't classify.

SHEET TOO MESSY FOR THIS?

Copy our conversion prompt, hand it to any AI assistant you already use with your file, and bring back what it gives you. Your spreadsheet never touches us.

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MATCHING PRESSINGS

38 SEC LEFT

Nothing is marked confirmed. Ambiguous pressings go to a queue you can ignore forever — they still count, they still show, they just carry a soft edge until you say so.

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In background

+603

ESTIMATED, FROM SOURCED PRICES

€8,940

Every figure carries its source. Tap any record to see who paid what, and when.

AND THE PART DISCOGS CAN'T DO

Put your watches, your comics and your games on the same shelf as these records.

Add another type

Nothing sold in this pressing and grade recently. So we show nothing — not an estimate dressed up as a fact.

No app in this category will tell you where its number came from. Attribution would give away that there was never a sale behind it.

+ €610

THIS MONTH · +4.5%

ONE ALERT THIS MONTH

Your 1977 Elektra pressing of Marquee Moon moved from €44 to €61. Three sales in nine days.

€494

Each price carries its receipt. A buyer sees where every figure came from, which is why they'll take the sheet seriously.

WHO SEES THIS

€2 per introduction, once someone commits — never a percentage, and nothing at all if it doesn't sell. You handle the payment between yourselves.

41 MORE UNDER €30 ON YOUR SHELF

Firm offers on all of them come to €386. One box, one label, one afternoon.

See the box

STILL SEARCHABLE

Archived items still answer “did I ever own this?” when you scan something in a shop — which is the whole point of keeping them.

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SPINNING A SCAN

LIDAR

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Eighteen angles already spins convincingly. The scan is built on your phone — nothing is uploaded to make it.

SAID PLAINLY, ON PAGE ONE

This is an owner's inventory, not a professional appraisal. Every figure names its source and its date, so an assessor can check the ones that matter.

CSV too

Build the PDF

THE RULE THIS SHELF RUNS ON

Both of you see everything. Every object still belongs to exactly one of you — that's what makes moving out survivable.

IF ONE OF YOU LEAVES

Split the shelf

Two collections, drawn along the owner tags you've been keeping all along. The nine disputed objects are the only conversation you actually need to have.

Draft a split

Invite a third

Big title, dot grid, no chevron — nothing is behind it.

The title shrinks into the bar, back becomes a round sticker, and the bar keeps its 2.5px rule instead of blurring.

Same geometry, inverted ink. Item detail and capture use this one; the tab bar hides itself here.

Close, not Back — a modal is its own world, so leaving it takes the whole world with it. Step two of the same flow shows ‹ Back on the left and keeps Close nowhere.

WHY THE MIDDLE ONE IS ROUND

Four tabs take you somewhere; the shutter opens over wherever you already are. Different shape because it does a different thing.

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INSPECTING · SLEEVE NM

Notes

DRAG TO TURN · PINCH TO GET CLOSER

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Clara sent you
a record

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NO SIGNAL IN THIS BASEMENT

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN BARS COME BACK

The four lookups run, then ask before filling anything — same as they would have down here. Whatever you typed in the meantime wins.

THE HONEST BIT

An app that only tracks what people owe you is a nice mirror. Two years with Anne's Coltrane is the record you'd rather not have — and exactly the one worth keeping.

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One sticker, one shadow, no dot grid. At this height the grid reads as dirt.

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WHAT THE TEST BROKE

The language survives both, on three conditions: dense lists trade 2.5px borders and shadows for hairline dividers and a single accent stripe; tiny surfaces get one sticker and no dot grid; and the web page needs the fonts self-hosted, so the palette and the borders carry the identity when Bricolage hasn't loaded.

TODAY

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MY VOTE

B. Three destinations is the honest count, and “Out” is the only word that covers lent, borrowed, listed and sold at once — the four states where an object isn't simply on your shelf.

MY VOTE

E. Shelf · Find · Scan · Activity · You. Find is the one tab all three audiences open on day one and still open in year five — the casual owner asks “do I have this”, the hobbyist filters, the hardcore collector runs saved queries. Market lives inside Activity until the sell business earns its own slot.

THE RULES THAT KEEP THIS SAFE

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Arrange it myself

Sounds right

WHAT NEVER MOVES

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STILL A CHOICE, THOUGH

Customisation isn't a way out of picking a default. Every profile still ships E underneath — Shelf · Find · Scan · Activity · You — because that's the bar people who never open settings will live with forever. This screen exists for the 5% who will, and it's buried in settings where it belongs.

FOURTEEN TYPES · ONE ROW EACH

The same row,
fourteen
vocabularies

Every type maps its own words onto three slots — title, subtitle, year — then adds a grade and the two fields its collectors actually quote. The row never changes shape.

Synthesisers is an official type now — partly because you built one.

Your 47 objects can move onto it, or stay exactly where they are. Nothing expires.

See what would change ›

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WHERE YOUR TYPE GOES NEXT

Custom types are just YAML we didn't write yet. If forty people build “Synthesisers” and agree on the same five fields, that's the next one we ship — with a lookup provider attached and their fields kept.

Start from Watches

Build my own

2 OFFICIAL FIELDS YOU NEVER HAD · POLYPHONY, SERIAL — LEFT EMPTY, NEVER GUESSED

Your Condition was three words. The official scale has six. We map yours onto the nearest three and leave the rest unused — or you set each one now.

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THE GUARANTEES

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Change a mapping

Migrate 47 objects

Mint, Very good and Poor stay unused until you grade something into them. An unused grade is not a gap — it is a scale you have room to grow into.

BEFORE · AFTER, ON A REAL OBJECT

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Juno-106

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KEPT AS YOURS

Two of your fields have no official equivalent, so they stayed custom fields on the same objects — same values, same position in the form.

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THE UNDO WINDOW

Thirty days to change your mind, and the old type is still installed with the snapshot behind it. After that the snapshot is deleted and we say so before it happens.

Read the payload

Propose it

THE PROMISE THAT MAKES IT WORTH DOING

When your proposal ships as a real type, your 31 objects migrate into it and keep every value you typed. A proposal that costs you your own data isn't a favour — it's a tax.

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WHY IT'S A COLLECTION, NOT A LIST

A wanted object has the same type and the same fields as an owned one — so the day it arrives, you flip one switch and it's on the shelf with its history intact.

SHARED WISHLIST · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED

Thomas is
hunting 12 records

The list, and nothing else — you can't see what he owns, what he paid or what anything is worth to him.

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Offer it to him

Just say I have it

saga #1 first print

FOR SALE

MY SHELF

EVERYTHING

WHAT THIS NEEDS UNDERNEATH

A search index nobody's shelf lives in. An object enters it when its owner marks it available and leaves the moment they don't — so the index is a list of offers, not a copy of everyone's library.

WISHLIST HIT

Someone has
your grail

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