Every 4K disc, steelbook and box set, tracked and sorted.
Streaming can take a film away overnight. Your shelf can't, as long as you know what's on it: the format, the edition, the region, the state of the slipcover, and what you paid for the steelbook you swore was the last one.
One film, five editions
A title isn't a disc. stashu records the edition on your shelfThe Final Cut, steelbook
The one you actually watch. Steelbook without a dent, slipcover kept flat, and the receipt on the item.
- Format
- 4K UHD
- Edition
- The Final Cut, steelbook
- Region
- Region free
- Condition
- Mint
- Paid
- £28 · Sep 2017
Will it play?
Imports are half the fun and half the problem. Every disc in stashu carries its region code: A, B or C for Blu-ray, 1 to 6 for DVD, or region free. Pick a player to see what on this shelf it would refuse.
5 of 8 discs on this shelf will play
- Stalker, playsBlu-ray · Region B
- Possession, will not playBlu-ray · Region A
- Suspiria, plays4K UHD · Region free
- Ran, playsBlu-ray · Region B
- Paris, Texas, will not playBlu-ray · Region A
- The Thing, playsBlu-ray · Region B
- Chungking Express, will not playBlu-ray · Region A
- Akira, plays4K UHD · Region free
Special features
Everything on the discThe edition, not the title
Format, edition, region, director, release year and genres for the disc you own, so the steelbook and the old DVD are two rows.
Look it up, don't type it
Search by title, with the year if you know it. Title, director, year and genres fill in from Wikidata. Format, edition and region stay yours, since a catalogue knows the film, not the disc.
Bring the spreadsheet
Upload the list you already keep as a CSV and match its columns to the fields. One row, one disc.
Condition in plain words
Mint to poor, the scale sellers use. Slipcover dents, missing inserts and disc rot go in the notes.
Five photographs a disc
The cover, the spine, the steelbook's art, the inserts, the playing side under a lamp.
Receipts on the disc
The shop receipt or the import invoice, attached to the item it paid for.
A collection per shelf
The steelbooks, the boutique labels, the box sets. Each collection counts its discs and adds up what they cost.
Duplicate check in the shop
Search your shelves from a phone before you buy the anniversary edition of something you already own.
The insurance document
Every disc in a collection, what you paid and a photo of each, as one PDF: for an insurer, or for a police report.
Your data, out
A CSV of every field per collection, or a zip of the whole account with the original photographs and documents. On every plan, whenever you ask for it.
A link, not a profile
Show the shelf to a friend with a read-only link to one collection, every disc you own or the whole account. What you paid stays off it, and the link is gone the moment you remove it. No feed, no ratings, no followers.
Start with the shelf you'd miss most
Free, unlimited discs. Upload the spreadsheet you already keep, or log the box sets and the out-of-print ones first.