Meibo is the one place to bring your physical media together. You bought it — you keep it in Meibo.

And it is built for using a collection, not just recording one. Scroll the covers through an image carousel. Keep every wishlist item in one place, ready for the day you are standing in the shop. And stop buying the same thing twice — Meibo tells you the moment you add something you already own.

• CatalogueNine media types, with the form adapting to what actually matters for each one — a pressing has a catalogue number, a book has an ISBN, a comic has an issue range.
• BrowseAn image carousel of your covers rather than a list of titles, with an alphabet rail to jump straight to a letter. Tap a cover for everything you know about it.
• Never buy it twiceAdd or scan something you already own and Meibo says so, before you get home with it. It matches on the exact release, on the ISBN, and on title-and-creator — and it tells you which, so you know how sure it is.
• WishlistWhat you are hunting for, kept in the same app as what you already have — so the duplicate check works against both.
• FindSearch titles and creators, then narrow by media type and by genre or kind, favourites only, or out on loan. Ten sort orders, with an alphabet rail down the side when you are sorted by title or creator.
• TrackCondition on the Discogs eight-grade scale, what you paid and where you got it, shelf location, your rating and review, and a play history of what you engaged with and when.
• LendFull loan history per item — not just who has it now, but everyone who ever borrowed it.
• Auto-fillScan a barcode or search by title, and pull details from Discogs, Google Books, TMDB and RAWG. The services suggest; you confirm. Comics and board games are entered by hand.
• DecideAsk it what to play. Pick a media type and roll, or narrow it down first by genre, decade, or how long it has been since you last put it on.
• Own your dataExport the whole catalogue as plain CSV any time, with your photos as a separate archive. Cover art is cached on the device so the catalogue works with no signal. No account, no sync, no server.

It answers questions nothing else can

What haven’t I listened to in a year? Which of my books have I never opened? Where did I put that? Who has my copy of Dune?

Where the data comes from

Look-ups are powered by Discogs for music, Google Books for books, TMDB for film and TV, and RAWG for video games. Meibo is not endorsed by or affiliated with any of them.