For collectors

Your collection, complete. Private, protected, and always in your control.

A permanent record of everything you hold, with provenance on every acquisition, certificates that verify, and a collection you can carry in your pocket or share it if you want to. Free and complete, independent of any platform that comes or goes.

Animated tour of the dashboard: profile and certificate completion, total tracked artworks, vouchers in queue and an activity feed

Built around how collectors actually collect

You collect art, not paperwork.

You collect because the art matters to you, and because it holds value worth protecting. The art world runs on relationships, and you are an important participant in them, not a lead in someone's pipeline.

While you collect, everything organizes itself. Every acquisition, certificate, and provenance entry lands on the permanent record of the work, automatically. No binders, no spreadsheets, no history trapped in a gallery's database or lost when a platform shuts down. The collection you are building files itself as you build it.

Your collection

Every work you hold, in one place.

A complete record for every piece: images, provenance, condition, location, edition. And it works for any artwork, not just works that began here. Bring in a piece you bought twenty years ago, a work with a paper trail, or one with barely any history at all. The record starts from whatever you have and builds from there: every certificate, exhibition, and transfer that follows adds weight. Provenance is not something a work arrives with or without. It accumulates. Group works into collections any way you think about them, private by default and organized the way serious collections deserve.

Any artwork, any origin.
Works from inside the system or long before it, imported with whatever history exists.
Artwork records.
One permanent record per work, growing from wherever it starts.
Collections.
Your holdings, grouped the way you actually think about them.
Provenance.
Every acquisition documented, protecting value at every future sale.
Condition and location.
What state it is in, where it hangs or rests.
One login, every role.
A collector who also deals, or runs a space, holds both: full, separate portals, a single toggle.
Collection view of a fair online booth holding 28 artworks, shown as a grid of works with their titles and reference codes and a private-view toggle

Private, by default

One place for your art collection. Shared on your terms.

Follow the artists you like and the galleries you trust, and manage every subscription in one place. Private views arrive from the people you choose to hear from, not an algorithm. When you share your interests with a gallery, you get better guidance and earlier access, and what you share with one is never visible to another. Nothing about your collection is public, aggregated, or exposed, ever, unless you decide it should be.

Subscriptions.
Every artist and gallery you follow, managed from one place.
Private views.
New work offered to you first, from relationships you chose.
Shared interests.
Tell a gallery what you are looking for, and only that gallery.
Connections.
Your galleries, artists, and advisors, linked by the works you hold.
Relationships table listing contacts by name, role, email, phone, location, last interaction and artwork count, with filters for artists, galleries and collectors

In your pocket

Your collection, wherever you are.

The collection viewer puts every work you own in your hand, at the framer, the insurer, or the dinner party. No more digging through vacation photos and family shots to show someone a work, and no accidental oversharing either: the viewer presents the artwork and its story, nothing private. Prices, values, and where things hang or are stored stay in your records, never on the screen. And out in the world, the app works the other way: scan a work at a gallery or a fair and its story opens. Favorite what moves you, request what you want to pursue, and everything you gather comes home to one place.

Collection viewer.
Every work you hold, beautifully, on your phone.
Show without oversharing.
The artwork and its story on screen. Prices, values, and locations stay private.
Scan to know.
Scan a work at a gallery or fair and its record opens.
Favorites.
What catches your eye, saved with its full story, not a photo of a wall label.
Requests.
Interest sent to the gallery in the moment, on your terms.
Phone screen showing a collector's collection summary: counts of artworks, artists, unique works, types and mediums, and a donut chart comparing artworks by type

Certificates and ownership

Authenticity that arrives with the work.

When you acquire a work here, ownership transfers with its history intact and the certificate comes with it, generated from the record itself. No envelope to lose, no gallery to chase years later. As the record accumulates shows, conservation, and transfers, the certificate strengthens, and so does the value of what you hold.

And a work you import gets the same life. Its record is created here with everything you have: images, documents, certificates, receipts, its existing history preloaded. From that moment it is a full record like any other. It carries a certificate, accumulates provenance, and strengthens with every documented hand. History is where the record begins, not a limit on what it becomes.

Ownership transfer.
The work arrives with its record, not instead of it.
Certificates.
Generated from the record, verified at the source, impossible to misplace.
Imported works, full benefits.
A record created with its history preloaded, then growing like any other.
Evolving by design.
Every documented hand adds weight to the history you hold.
Artwork record overview with identification and physical attributes beside a records history showing ownership transferred from the gallery to the collector, a certificate issued and the work first created

Stewardship and legacy

A collection that outlives every platform. Including ours.

Serious collections outlast software, galleries, and even their collectors. The record is built for that. Condition and conservation stay documented, reports come straight from your records for insurers and appraisers, and everything exports completely whenever you want. When the collection passes on, it passes whole: provenance, certificates, and context intact, instead of a storage unit and a mystery. It protects your estate and legacy of collecting.

Reports.
Collection lists and documentation from live records, ready for insurance or appraisal.
Conservation history.
Treatment and condition, documented on the work itself.
Succession, without reconstruction.
Heirs and estates inherit records, not puzzles.
Complete export.
Everything, in standard formats, whenever you choose.
Artworks inventory table listing each work and its artist with type, dimensions, year, medium, paid value, acquisition date and a certificate request action

Public, by choice

Private is the default. Visible is an option.

Some collectors want a public presence: a profile for a foundation, a showcase for a collection that deserves an audience, works surfaced for loan or scholarship. When you want that, it is here, built from records you already keep, revealing exactly what you choose and nothing more.

Public profile.
Optional, on your terms, from your records.
Showcases.
Present a collection or a theme publicly, without exposing the rest.
Marketplaces.
Join spaces formed by galleries or fairs, and leave without losing anything.
Collection view with a confirmation dialog warning that disabling private view will make the collection unreachable through the links already shared

Why this is different

Platforms come and go. Collections shouldn't depend on them.

Every tool above exists somewhere, in some form, behind someone's subscription. What exists nowhere else is what sits underneath: one permanent, shared record, connected portals for every role, and a structure that makes the promises binding.

One record beneath everything.
Provenance, certificates, condition, ownership: one record that every tool reads and writes, following the work for life.
Portals, not silos.
Your galleries and artists run real systems of their own on the same foundation. The history they documented arrives with your acquisition instead of dying in their database.
Private by structure.
Your collection is never exposed, aggregated, or used as leverage. Sharing is a discrete choice between you and someone you trust, reversible at any time.
Not one of the roles.
We don't buy, sell, deal, advise, or take a position in any work. Nothing here competes with you or profits from knowing what you hold.
Yours in the structure.
A public benefit corporation, code held in escrow, complete export at any time. We built the ground underneath and made leaving easy. That is exactly why you would stay.

Never a charge for access. Never data sold. Never a position between you and your people.

They can copy what we built. They can't copy what we refuse to do.

What it costs

Everything above is free. Ambition is optional.

Stewarding your collection here costs nothing: records, collections, provenance, certificates, subscriptions, reports, mobile. If a capability is essential to the role, it is included, permanently.

When you want more, optional services are there: advanced analytics, print services, and services that grow with the ecosystem. Each one optional. None required to participate or steward your collection. The core tools, data, and relationships are always yours. You will never be asked to pay for tools to operate within the ecosystem. The foundation has to be fully functional and accessible to everyone. We fund it through truly optional services that sit above.

Your collection deserves a permanent home.

Minutes to document your first work. No gallery required, no waiting on anyone else to join. Everything you hold, held properly, and everything exports if you ever want to leave. That is the point.

Collectors, galleries, artists, and fairs already run on the record, including Mexican Art Week's Zona Maco, Material Art Fair, and Salon Acme.

Every other role