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Collect anything,
complete it all.

Parks, films, capitals, trails… If you can list it, you can collect it. Track your progress, share your collections and see what your friends collect.

Free · iPhone · iOS 26 or later

Items

Stamp every
single find.

Open a collection, mark what you've found and watch your total fill up.

National Parks of the USA0 / 6
№ 001Yosemite
№ 002Zion
№ 003Yellowstone
№ 004Acadia
№ 005Arches
№ 006Glacier
  • Collected stamp
  • Your photos
  • Date and notes
  • Catalog numbers

Discover

Find friends
and collections.

Search public collections, add the ones you like and follow people who collect like you.

Search collections
National Parks of the USANature63 items · 48.2k collectorsOfficial
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Ghibli filmsMedia22 items · 3.1k collectorsby Maya K.
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  • Search
  • Official collections
  • Most adopted
  • Follow people

Create & share

Create yours,
share it.

Start from scratch or paste a list, add photos, then send it to friends or share it to your story.

Namee.g. Nolan's filmography
NatureTravelMediaFood
Create collection
  • Paste a list
  • From a web link
  • Cover photo
  • Share as a story

Feed

See what your
friends collect.

Follow people to see their finds and finished collections. Send a stamp to cheer them on.

Star Wars Films11 / 11
285
YosemiteNational Parks of the USA35 / 63
123
French cheeses46 items · Food
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4
  • Stamps
  • Comments
  • Notifications
  • Completed collections

Who makes it

Hi, I'm Antoine.

I build Collectable on my own, from France. I'm a big fan of national parks and of collecting things, and I've always wanted an app like this, but for so much more.

It's made with love. Any idea to make it better is welcome.

Write to me

Your first collection
is one tap away.

Collectable is free. Download it, pick a collection and stamp your first find.

Download on the App Store

Requires iOS 26 or later.

iPhone Duo ready

Ready for
iPhone Duo.

Collectable was built with the fold in mind. Open it and a collection spreads across both screens: the details on one side, the items on the other. All that's left is to try it on the real thing.

Drag to fold it, tap to open or close.

Built and tested in the simulator. We're waiting for the device like everyone else. 3D model by Apple.