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Collection Tracker, Checklist & Progress, version 1.0
Trovelet is a better spreadsheet for everything you collect. Make a collection for each world or set, from six meal-toy figures to a whole franchise, add the pieces you own and the ones you're missing, and watch the progress fill up. Count your copies, keep spares ready to trade, export to a spreadsheet, and share a collection with a friend by link.
App Store screenshots for iPhone.
Collections
Figures, cards, comics, brick sets and books live side by side. Each collection shows its photo or colour, how many pieces you own, its progress and its first groups, so the home screen tells you where every collection stands.
Collection
A collection opens on its progress, then its groups: books, board games, figures, waves or rarities, whatever splits it. Owned pieces show their photo with a check, and missing ones stay grey until you tick them.
Progress
Give a collection a target total, like 151 cards or 6 figures, and Trovelet measures you against the whole set, even pieces you haven't added yet. Leave the total empty for a series that keeps growing.
Piece
Tap a piece to see its photo full screen, mark it owned, and keep the details that matter: how many copies you have, when you got it, what you paid, its release date and a note.
Trade List
Every copy beyond the first is a spare. Trovelet gathers spares from all your collections into one list, grouped by collection, and shares it as plain text for a swap meet or a group chat.
Dark mode
Trovelet follows your device, or stays light or dark if you prefer. Group colours soften into pastels that stay readable in both, and a collection takes its tint from its own photo.
Built for sets you finish and series that keep growing, without a single formula.
Buy Trovelet Pro once and it unlocks on every device signed in to your Apple Account.
Prices are shown in the app and on the App Store in your currency.
Everything you need for a few collections, with no account and no ads.
All three options unlock the same features, and yearly starts with a 7-day free trial.
Any set you collect: vinyl figures, trading cards, comics, books, brick sets, action figures, meal-promotion toys. You add the pieces yourself, so it works as well for a fixed set of 6 as for a series that keeps growing.
No. You enter the pieces you care about, and a photo of the box or card can suggest the name. That keeps Trovelet working for anything, including sets no database lists.
Pieces you own, divided by the collection's target total, or by the number of pieces in the collection if that's larger or you haven't set a total. Each piece counts once, however many copies you have.
Any copy of an owned piece beyond the first. If you own 3 of a figure, 2 are spares. Spares from every collection gather in the Trade List, which you can share as text.
Yes. You get 3 collections with 2 groups each, copies and the Trade List, photo name suggestions, sharing, spreadsheet export and Spent totals for free. Trovelet Pro adds unlimited collections and groups and iCloud sync, as a yearly subscription with a 7-day free trial, a monthly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Nothing is deleted. You keep every collection and group, and sync pauses until you renew. You just can't add collections or groups past the free limits.
A read-only copy of the collection, its groups, pieces and photos, and which pieces you own, as they were when you shared it. Prices, notes, store links, copy counts and the dates you added or got pieces are never shared. Deleting the link stops anyone new from opening it, though copies friends already saved stay on their devices.
They need Trovelet to open it, but not an iCloud account. You need to be signed in to iCloud to share one. Collections you receive don't count toward the free limits.
Yes, for free. Export one collection from its menu, or every collection from Settings, as a CSV with the collection, group, name, owned status, copies, spares, price paid, currency, note and dates.
Not yet. Bulk entry, including pasting a list and importing a spreadsheet, is planned after version 1. For now you add pieces one at a time.
No. The text is read on your device with Apple's Vision framework. Nothing is uploaded, and the recognised text isn't stored. Trovelet only fills the name when you tap a suggestion.
On your device. With Pro, it syncs through your own private iCloud database, which we can't see. There is no account, no tracking and no ads. The privacy policy explains the details, including collection sharing.