Photograph anything in your collection and Shelfed writes the record — name, maker, reference, the details only collectors ask about. Film cameras, vinyl, watches, and everything else worth keeping.
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Most inventory apps see "a camera." Shelfed sees a Nikon FM2 — and knows it takes an F-mount, runs a titanium focal-plane shutter, and tops out at 1/4000s.
One photo. The AI identifies the piece, writes the description, and fills the spec-sheet details — even the ones it can't see, because it knows the model.
Pick Film Cameras and the fields you actually care about are already there — format, mount, shutter, last CLA. No setup. No generic "notes" field doing all the work.
A binder page of cards, a tray of coins, a sheet of stamps — scan the whole thing as one piece and keep the collection's shape.
Every collection carries its own vocabulary, and the form follows it. A watch asks for its reference and caliber. A pressing asks for its matrix. A camera asks about its mount — and the AI has usually answered before you scroll.
— FILM CAMERAS DETAILS
Lend a lens to a friend and Shelfed keeps the record — who has it, since when, due back when. Quiet reminders before the date; a red rail when it slips past. Borrowers see the piece in their own catalogue as borrowed, so nobody forgets whose shelf it belongs to.
Unlimited pieces, unlimited collections, unlimited AI scans. The camera, the templates, the lending ledger — all of it, free.
Shelfed Pro arrives later with household sharing — one catalogue for the whole house. Joining a household someone shares with you will always be free.