Add items across five collection types
Cards, vinyl, coins, stamps, and rare books all log into the same structured item model, so tracking a mixed collection doesn’t require separate tools.
One data model for every hobby.
Track and value collections — cards, vinyl, coins, stamps, and rare books — in one place.
Try it liveCategory-specific collector tools exist for cards, vinyl, and coins separately, but a collector with more than one hobby ends up stitching together spreadsheets and marketplace watchlists just to see what they own.
OmniCollect is a React and Firebase app that treats MTG cards, vinyl records, coins, stamps, and rare books as variations on the same underlying problem — structured items with value that changes over time.
A Recharts-driven dashboard surfaces value trends per category and across the whole collection, backed by Firebase Auth and Firestore for sync across devices.
Cards, vinyl, coins, stamps, and rare books all log into the same structured item model, so tracking a mixed collection doesn’t require separate tools.
One data model for every hobby.
Each item carries a value history rather than a single static estimate, turning collection worth into something trackable rather than guessed at.
A chart, not a one-time appraisal.
Firebase Auth and Firestore keep a collection consistent across devices without a bespoke backend.
Built on infrastructure that already scales.
MTG cards, vinyl, coins, stamps, and rare books all live in one dashboard instead of a separate category-specific app for each collection.
Each item carries a value history rather than a single static price, so a collection’s worth is something you can actually chart, not just estimate once.
Auth and Firestore keep a collection in sync across devices without building a bespoke backend for what’s fundamentally a structured-data problem.
OmniCollect is built around logging items once and watching their value over time.
A card, record, coin, stamp, or book logs into the shared collection model.
Value history builds per item, feeding category and whole-collection dashboards.
Firebase-backed sync keeps the collection consistent everywhere it’s opened.