All your favorite finds catalogued.

Item photos, receipt proof, purchase details, and value in one ledger — for the first editions, cards, and programs you swore you'd keep track of this time.

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Built by a collector who kept losing receipts.

Book · First editionNo. 001
The Gunslinger
Donald M. Grant, 1982 · dust jacket, first printing points
Paid$45
Est. value$850
Receipt saved5 photos
Sports · ProgramNo. 002
Phillies Program, 1970s
Veterans Stadium era · minor corner wear
Paid$12
Est. value$40
Flea market find2 photos
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Photograph the cover and FirstFinder reads the title, author, and edition points, then searches for what copies like yours actually sold for. You get an editable draft in a few seconds — nothing is saved until you say so.

  • Grounded in real sales

    It searches for comparable copies and weighs sold prices over asking prices.

  • Edition points read for you

    Publisher, printing, and the number line — the details that decide the value.

  • You approve every field

    The draft opens for review. Correct anything, then save it to your ledger.

  • The photo comes along

    The picture you took is attached to the record as proof, not thrown away.

2 identifications per account per day. Each one is a paid, search-grounded API call, so it's capped — and it can pause altogether if the budget runs out.

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Snap it

Photograph the item and the receipt the day it comes home. Proof beats memory.

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Log it

Edition points, condition, where you found it, what you paid. Thirty seconds per item.

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Track it

What you paid, what it's worth now, and how that changed if you ever let it go.