Kabynyt: Catalog Everything
Gregory Yuzik · Lifestyle
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• Made for iPhone Duo: open it and your cabinet fills both halves • Tap an item and the cabinet steps aside, so its details open on the facing page with the shelves still in view • Ask keeps your chats on one side and the answer on the other, Stats stands in two columns, and the camera splits at the fold in tabletop • Closed, the whole app fits the outer display, upright or on its side • The Library's search field is always in the bar on iPhone, one tap away • Drag an image from Photos, Safari or Files onto an item to make it the cover, or onto Home or the Library to add it as a new item • Open an item in a window of its own on iPad and on iPhone Duo's inner display • Home fills an upright iPad from edge to edge, and every screen fits the largest text sizes
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One app for every collection you own. Trading cards, vinyl, books, movies, video games, LEGO, watches, coins, comics, board games, sneakers — most collection apps do one thing. Kabynyt does them all, in one beautiful place. Adding is effortless. Pick whichever is fastest: • Snap a photo — AI identifies it and fills in the title, cover art, year, and maker. • Scan a barcode — instant lookup against real catalogs. • Paste or share a link — Kabynyt reads a product page or listing and fills in the details. • Search by name — type a title, an artist, an author, or all three in one box. • Type it yourself — full manual control when you want it. Every path lands on real cover art and clean, structured details — no messy data entry. Your first 5 smart adds (photo, barcode, link or name search) are free. After that, they need Kabynyt AI, an optional monthly subscription that makes them unlimited. Typing it yourself is always free. Ask your collection anything: • "What should I listen to?" "What haven't I watched yet?" "Which record is worth the most?" • Answered from your own shelves, with the covers behind every answer — powered by Apple Intelligence on supported devices, and free with no subscription. Built to be lived in: • Your library stands in a Kabynyt of real cover art — choose its finish, or a wall of spines instead. • A Home screen that surfaces fresh picks from your shelf, tuned to the season and the day. • 56 built-in categories, plus a custom type for anything truly one-of-a-kind. • Stats, values, and collections to organize your library your way. • Connect Discogs to sync your collection, one way or both, and see its estimated marketplace value. • Widgets, Control Center and Siri Shortcuts keep Add, Scan, Search and Ask within reach. • Syncs privately with iCloud. Made for every screen: • iPhone Duo — open it and the cabinet spreads across both halves; tap an item and its details open beside the shelves. • iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro — a native app for each, not a phone layout stretched to fit. Start cataloging everything you collect. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 2.1.2
• Made for iPhone Duo: open it and your cabinet fills both halves • Tap an item and the cabinet steps aside, so its details open on the facing page with the shelves still in view • Ask keeps your chats on one side and the answer on the other, Stats stands in two columns, and the camera splits at the fold in tabletop • Closed, the whole app fits the outer display, upright or on its side • The Library's search field is always in the bar on iPhone, one tap away • Drag an image from Photos, Safari or Files onto an item to make it the cover, or onto Home or the Library to add it as a new item • Open an item in a window of its own on iPad and on iPhone Duo's inner display • Home fills an upright iPad from edge to edge, and every screen fits the largest text sizes
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