Mela Eckenfels's List: Collection Manager

"GCstar is a free open source application for managing your collections. Detailed information on each item can be automatically retrieved from the internet and you can store additional data, such as the location or who you've lent it to. You may also search and filter your collection by many criteria.

GCstar is delivered under the terms of the GNU General Public License It can be used on any operating systems on which gtk2-perl is available. It has primarily been tested on GNU/Linux systems (used to develop it) but also on Microsoft Windows. "

"Bauble is developed by one person with very limited time. As much as I would like Bauble to be useful to as many people and institutions as possible it's difficult to know all the scenarios that folks might be testing or trying out Bauble. We use it at Belize Botanic Gardens and it works for us and I develop features as we need them.

If you try or use Bauble then please let me know how it works and what problems you have with the software. Be as specific as possible. If you want Bauble to continue improving please consider donating to Belize Botanic Gardens so that I might be able to spend more time on developing the software. See the bottom of this page for contact information. "

Shelves is an Android application that manages your collection of apparel, books, gadgets, movies, music, software, tools, toys, and video games from your Android device.

With Shelves, you can add items by scanning their barcodes, through Web searches, entering details manually, or by importing from or exporting to other sources (with full support for Delicious Library). Shelves organizes your collection with sorts, searches, and tags. You can loan items to friends in your contact list, or rate items for your personal use. Additionally, items can be in any language!

It's available for versions of Android 2.1 or higher. You can see an older demo in the video and newer pictures below. Use the navigation links to get help on specific features, or contact me directly in a number of ways.