MShelf
A calm collection tracker for games and collectibles.
I collect Xbox 360 games first. Scratched cases, manual hunts, the whole stack. MShelf started as a calmer way to manage that shelf. If you collect physical games too, I hope it helps yours feel a little easier to manage.
What’s in Explore
Explore is the public catalog: games by platform, console hardware, collector boxes, books, and a timeline of platform lifespans.
Those lists are real releases and editions, and they keep growing as more entries are added — not a frozen demo shelf.
Franchises are the thread. Open one to follow the related games, boxed collector editions, and books in one place, and investigate a series alongside every related item we have so far.
After you register
The signed-in app is your shelf. You log copies you actually own — games, consoles, books, figures — with condition, photos, and the little notes that make a copy yours.
Sets for themes, a table when you want speed, a wishlist for the hunt, and a quiet share link when you’re ready to show a slice. The catalog is there to pick from, so adding a copy stays unhurried.
The point is that small collector hit: seeing the shelf take shape, spotting a gap, ticking a hunt. A calmer place for the endorphins that come with a tidy collection.
Collections
Games, consoles, books, figures. Whatever lives on your shelf.
Table & export
Use a spreadsheet-style view when you want speed. Sort and adjust many copies at once. Export a copy anytime you want a backup or to work offline.
Sets
Create personal, themed, or shareable sets from the same collection items.
Item pages
Store collector-specific metadata, condition details, and personal notes.
From the catalog
Type a title, pick a match. Editions and basics come along so logging a copy stays unhurried.
Overview
Catch the story of a purchase at first glance.
Condition
Discs, cases, seals. Jot what matters without crowding everything else.
Gallery
Room for multiple photos plus a standout shot for thumbnails.
Personal tab
Notes & quirks
Private lines and little flags for sentimental copies. They sit beside the essentials without cluttering them.
Catalog & wishlist
Browse releases in one steady grid. Keep hunts separate from copies you already own.
Browse games
Editions, platforms, artwork. Skim without leaving the rhythm of collecting.
Wishlist
A short list for what you’re chasing next.
Built for many kinds of collections
Games lead the catalog, but consoles, books, deluxe editions, and figures sit happily beside them.
- Consoles
- Books
- Collector editions
- Toys & figures
On your phone
Add MShelf to your Home Screen. It opens full screen and stays tap-friendly away from your desk.