iCollect Everything: Inventory

Name: iCollect Everything: Inventory
Rating: 4.6 (13676 reviews)
Author: iCollect Everything, LLC

By: iCollect Everything, LLC App

Movies Books Comics Tracker

Overview

Version:

9.9.19

Last updated: 2026-06-02

Features & Capabilities

iCollect Everything: Inventory is a robust cataloging tool originally built for iOS but showcased here as a Chrome extension page. It helps you quickly log and value items across categories—movies, books, comics, games, and more—by leveraging AI recognition and barcode/ISBN scanning, with cloud-backed syncing for cross-device access.

Features include customizable collection types, rich item fields (purchase details, value estimates, location, notes), import from popular catalogs, export options, and sharing. It supports multiple languages and currencies, advanced filters and sorting, and secure data backup so your collection stays organized and portable.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

iCollect Everything, LLC

Rating:

4.60

(13,676) 32 new ratings

Version:

9.9.19 Last updated: 2026-06-02

Version code:

886403682

Creation date:

2018-06-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

38.51MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 15,004 ▲ 5

Other rankings

#2 in catalog keyword 7 ▲ 1#2 in collection keyword 20 #21 in database keyword 15 ▼ 7

Other platforms

iCollect Everything: Inventory (v10.0.0)

146,512 4.12

(2,394)

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Developed by:

iCollect Everything, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/icollect-everything-inventory/id559036969

User Reviews

Users praise iCollect for easy cataloging, barcode scanning, and strong customization across many item types. However, recurring issues include data loss after updates, steep pricing and paywalls, performance glitches, unreliable backups/restores, and UI/search frustrations. When it works, it’s a valuable tool for organization; but reliability and pricing concerns are the dominant themes across multiple reviews.

Pros

Easy to use and effective for cataloging a wide range of items (books, movies, comics, toys, etc.).
Barcode scanning and bulk-add features simplify data entry.
Highly customizable with many pre-set categories and the ability to create your own fields.
Supports photos and detailed item data, plus export options (PDF/CSV) for sharing or backup.
Generally valued for organization and data management when the app is functioning well.

Cons

Data loss or disappearing items after updates or sync, with some users unable to restore data.
High and sometimes opaque pricing with frequent paywalls or upgrades.
Performance and stability issues: slow loading, unresponsive controls, and frequent glitches.
Reliability problems with backups/restores (cloud backups, restoration failures, or export limitations).
UI/search frustrations and usability changes (clunky interface, search inconsistencies, and preferences lost after updates).

Recent reviews

It’s all in the title. You can track 30 items for “free” just enough to be annoying. The cost is “reduced” to $100 for unlimited collections or $50 for one collection for life. That seems like it’d be it right? Already too much for a fancy excel sheet, but hey- gotta wring a dime out of every single pore of a person, am I right? Because once you decide to buy a “lifetime unlimited” subscription to this stupid app, you’ll be prompted to sign up for the $180 pro plan… Get out of my pocket, vultures!