15 live apps · One family

Snap
Family

One family. Many ways to Snap.

Point your camera, identify anything, and build a personal collection of what you love. Every Snap app shares the same identification and journal formula — focused tools for the hobbies that matter to you.

Camera-powered ID · Honest confidence · Your collection stays yours

Snap Plants: pick a category — houseplants, succulents, garden, trees, herbs, vegetables — then snap.
Snap Collectibles collection with Funko, LEGO, and cereal-box entries plus estimated values.
Live
15 apps Same Snap formula
Formula
Camera → Journal ID, rank, save, export
Live Fifteen focused apps Shared One Snap formula Honest Confidence stays visible Yours Export anytime

Who it’s for

Built for the shelf, not the mall.

Collectors, growers, rockhounds, and crate diggers share the same camera-to-journal loop. The hobby changes. The honesty does not.

Collectors

Stickers, pins, tumblers, coins, stamps, knives. Photograph the piece. Log it. Keep the inventory yours.

Growers

Houseplants, succulents, garden finds. Identify first, then keep care notes in a journal — not a shopping feed.

Field finds

Rocks, shells, butterflies. Category first so the model looks at the right features instead of guessing.

Crate & wrist

Vinyl and watches. Pressings, labels, brands, movements — structured so a scan becomes a shelf entry.

Permanent pillars

Six things that do not
ship as vapor.

01

Camera / library

Photograph an item or pull from your gallery. Hands stay on the piece. The app meets you there.

02

Domain ID

Models trained on that hobby’s collection — not a generic “what is this object” guess.

03

Ranked results

Matches with transparent confidence scores. Low score is labeled, not hidden.

04

The journal

Save entries with notes, tags, and history. A living shelf for what you actually own.

05

Export & share

Take your data with you. The collection is yours — not a lock-in catalog.

06

Free-tier first

Start identifying and collecting at no cost. Upgrade only when you need more depth.

Identify Live

Pick a category.
Then snap the thing.

Camera or gallery. Category first so the model hunts the right features instead of treating every object the same.

Funko vs succulent vs Morgan dollar. The hobby changes the look-up. The confidence score stays honest either way.

  • Camera or photo library. Barcode / UPC when the piece has one.
  • Category chips so the model looks at the right catalog.
  • Ranked candidates with a confidence percent.
  • Manual add if you already know what it is.
  • Photos are used for identification. They are not sold.
Snap Collectibles scan: Funko, Action Figure, Pokémon, Sports Card, Comic, LEGO, and Take Photo.
Snap Plants category grid: houseplants, succulents, garden, trees, herbs, vegetables.

Collection Live

A journal for what you actually own.

Search, notes, condition, estimates when they exist. Empty states push you to snap a real piece, not browse a store.

  • Personal shelf with photos, notes, and tags.
  • Wishlist, trades, and grails where the hobby needs them.
  • History so a tough ID can be reopened without reshooting.
  • Export so a beta wipe does not eat the album.
Snap Collectibles collection list with Bazooka Joe, Twinkie Kid, Cap'n Crunch, and LEGO Creator House.

Honest scores

A high confidence is still not a certificate.

The apps say that out loud. Ranked matches are estimates. Verify high-value pieces with a trusted specialist. Ranges are comps, not a buy/sell ticket.

The suite Live

Fifteen apps.
One formula.

Focused tools for collectors and enthusiasts — each built around the same Snap loop.

How it works

Snap. Rank. Save. Export.

Pick the hobby

Open the Snap built for that shelf — stickers, plants, coins, rocks, vinyl. The catalog and the model change. The loop does not.

Point the camera

Photograph the piece or pull from the library. Category chips, when they exist, keep the model on the right features.

Read the shortlist

Ranked matches with confidence. Verify the top hit. A low score is labeled, not dressed up as certainty.

Log it on the shelf

Notes, tags, condition, photos. Wishlist and trades when the hobby needs them. History keeps the tough calls.

Take the data with you

Export is not an afterthought. The collection should survive the next build, the next phone, the next app.

Ownership

You own the shelf. That is a design constraint.

Not a slogan. Each Snap is a collector tool, not a storefront dressed as an app.

Photos

ID, then silence

A resized photo may go to the identification provider so the app can suggest a match. Photos are not sold. Manual add never sends a photo.

Estimates

Not a certificate

Identifications and value ranges are estimates only — not appraisals, grading, or authentication.

Export

Your inventory

Collections can be exported. Betas can wipe local data — back up after you scan. The shelf should survive the next build.

Free first

Upgrade optional

Start on the free tier. Stronger models and extra IDs only when you pick them.

Independent

No house brand

Snap does not sell the things you collect. Brands in the catalog are inventory, not sponsors.

Site

Static hub

This marketing hub is static. No analytics SDK is bundled. Feedback goes to admin@snapcollectibles.com.

Read the full privacy page →

What this is

A family of collector tools. Labeled as such.

Each app identifies, journals, and exports. Free includes a photo-ID allotment and your collection. Optional Pro is an auto-renewing store subscription on each platform — managed in the store, not on this site.

What this is not

  • Not a store.
  • Not a grading service.
  • Not an appraisal.
  • Not “AI that shops for you.”
  • Not one generic scanner with fifteen skins.

Roadmap Coming

Labeled coming. Not sold as live.

  • Coming New Snap apps for more of the things you collect and care about.
  • Coming Deeper journals — condition history, sets, and want-lists where the hobby needs them.
  • Coming Richer peer trades across more of the family.
  • Coming Shared DNA-style collection fingerprints you can send without publishing the shelf.

The family

Fifteen live apps.
One family.

Pick your world and start collecting. Every app is free to start. Same formula, different passion.