Every cartridge, CIB copy and import, tracked and sorted.
Loose, boxed or sealed. PAL, NTSC or NTSC-J. stashu records the copy you actually own, on the platform you own it for, so you stop buying the same Saturn game twice.
Complete in box?
Pick a level and see which parts it stands forComplete in box
The game, its box and its manual. Inserts, maps and registration cards go in the notes, so CIB means the same thing for every copy.
- Cart / disc● Owned
- Box● Owned
- Manual● Owned
- Factory seal○ Missing
Select a game
Same title, different copy. Region and completeness matterEarthBound
The big box, with the player's guide and the scratch-and-sniff cards still inside it. The copy that made you start counting.
- Platform
- SNES
- Region
- NTSC
- Completeness
- Complete in box
- Released
- 1995
- In the notes
- Big box · player's guide
- Paid
- £410 · Jun 2019
Level select
Everything the app does, in the order you'd need itLog a copy, not a title
Title, platform, region and release year, so the PAL and the NTSC-J copy of the same game are two rows rather than one.
Look it up, don't type it
Search by title, with the platform if you know it. The title and the year it came out on that platform fill in from Wikidata. Region, completeness and condition stay yours to set, since no catalogue knows your copy.
Bring the spreadsheet
Upload the list you already keep as a CSV and match its columns to the fields. One row, one copy.
Completeness in one word
Loose, complete in box or sealed. Condition is graded separately, mint to poor. What a loose copy still has goes in the notes.
Shoot the box and the label
Up to five photographs a game: box front and back, the cart label, the manual, the seal.
A collection per shelf
The Saturn shelf, the sealed ones, the drawer of loose Game Boy carts. Each collection counts its games and adds up what they cost.
What you paid, and when
Price and date per copy, in your currency. The receipt goes on the game with the photographs.
The insurance document
Every game in a collection, what you paid and a photo of each, as one PDF: for an insurer, or for a police report.
Duplicate check at the market
Search your own shelves from a phone, at the stall, before you pay for the same game twice.
Condition evidence
Dated photographs of the box and the label, taken before the loss rather than remembered after it.
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 game you own or the whole account. What you paid stays off it. No feed, no leaderboard, no trade requests, and nothing is sold on.
Save your progress before the shelf fills up
Free, unlimited games. Upload the spreadsheet you already keep, then add the grails you'd hate to describe from memory.