SELF-HOSTED · FREE · OPEN SOURCE
Keep track of your physical games, consoles and accessories: what you own, what it's worth, what's still on the pile of shame and who borrowed your copy of GTA. Runs in a single Docker container on your own server.
Built by a collector for collectors of physical games. Everything below works today.
Switch the whole app in Menu → Look. Inspired by period hardware, without any logos.
Light grey plastic, △○✕□ buttons and a green LCD. The default look.
Works in the browser and can be added to the home screen like an app. With HTTPS in your home network the serial number scanner runs right inside the app.
You need any machine with Docker: a Raspberry Pi, an old thin client, a NAS or a home server.
One command, x86-64 or ARM64:
docker run -d --name moja-kolekcja --restart unless-stopped \ -p 8080:8080 -p 8443:8443 -v kolekcja-data:/data \ ghcr.io/pozdromaciek/game-lib-sh:latest
The container prints a one-time code, so only someone with access to the server can finish the install:
docker logs moja-kolekcja # shows the setup codePrefer Docker Compose, updates, backups or HTTPS for the phone camera? Everything is in the README.
Yes. It's open source under the GNU AGPL-3.0. The one extra condition: the author credit in the “About” dialog has to stay in every copy and modified version (details in NOTICE).
On your server, in a Docker volume. The app talks to IGDB, eBay and a few cover databases to fetch game data, but your collection is never uploaded anywhere.
IGDB keys are required and free (a Twitch developer account). eBay keys are optional and only used for suggested prices; you can add them later in Menu → Tools.
It's built for your home network. Don't expose it directly to the internet; if you need remote access, use your own VPN.
Anything that runs Docker on x86-64 or ARM64. It's light enough for a Raspberry Pi or an old thin client.
No. Console and game names belong to their owners, and the looks use no logos.