See the collection, not a table.
Artwork records start with the object and its story, then add documents, location, and confidence notes around it.
Private collection records
MyArtCollection turns photos, receipts, certificates, locations, and notes into a beautiful private record for every piece you own.
Built for serious hobby collectors who want their collection to feel as considered as the art itself: fast intake, elegant records, supporting evidence, and report-ready structure without gallery software weight.
Why it feels different
The app direction is intimate and practical: beautiful enough to enjoy, structured enough to trust, restrained enough to avoid false certainty.
Artwork records start with the object and its story, then add documents, location, and confidence notes around it.
Completeness prompts help you gather receipts, appraisals, certificates, and provenance notes over time.
AI assistance is treated as a draft helper. You confirm the record; the app does not certify authenticity or value.
App previews
Each screen is shaped around the moments that matter: adding a piece, attaching evidence, finding gaps, and making a clean report.
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Trust boundaries
A collector record should help you prepare, compare, and remember. It should not pretend to be an authenticator, appraiser, or insurer.
Launch copy stays local-first and careful. Any future cloud or AI service must be described only when its behavior is actually shipped.
Suggestions and research can support a draft, but final collection details stay under your review.
Receipts, certificates, appraisals, and provenance notes live beside the artwork record so context does not disappear.
Reports are shaped for conversations with insurers, family, movers, and estate planners, not for marketplace hype.
Designed for home collections with enough art to need structure, without the cost or complexity of gallery registrar systems.
The best record is the one you actually maintain. MyArtCollection should feel like opening your own private archive.