WHAT YOU CAN DO

Good tools. Better finds.

Here’s what you can do today. Start with a photo; let the collection grow.

Save & collect

For the keepers, the maybes, and the wonderfully weird.

  • Capture a find

    Take a photo or choose one from your phone. Save the find now and fill in the details later.

  • Keep its story

    Keep photos, measurements, prices, notes and tags together. Save favorites and choose the best cover photo.

  • Group your finds

    Use Collections for related finds, such as prints by one artist or a china pattern. Tags are your own descriptions; Places show where things belong.

Measure & match

Good art. Great frame. A little less guesswork.

  • Check the fit

    Enter your artwork size and a frame’s usable opening. Compare the measurements, including a rotated fit, before you buy.

  • Keep the pair together

    Link an artwork and frame in your collection and track what still needs framing. Always double-check the physical measurements.

Make room

A room, a shelf, a little corner of your own.

  • Give it a place

    Add a photo of a room, wall or shelf. Attach the finds that live there or that you’re considering, and see them together.

  • Collect together

    Invite one partner to your private household collection, so you can keep track of the same finds and places.

Snap without a signal

Open Scan while you’re connected. If the signal drops, new photos stay on this device and upload when you reconnect. Browsing the full collection needs internet.

A backup of your own

Download records and original photos from You → Account and household. Keep the files somewhere safe; photos waiting to upload aren’t included. Automatic restore isn’t available yet.

BETA

A little more to play with.

Available to try, and still being refined.

Framing Bench BETA

Found a frame? See which of your art fits it. Start from art instead and see the frames that could hold it. Try a pairing before you frame anything.

Open Beta Labs
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