Spot discovery
Describe what you want in natural language and search supported marketplaces and collecting sites.
Collect with intention
GatherThat helps you discover, research, remember, and plan—whether the next addition is already on a wishlist or still waiting to surprise you.
Why it matters
Collecting rarely begins with a complete catalog description. It starts with a cover, a photograph, a half-remembered name, or a very particular version seen years ago. GatherThat gives those fragments somewhere useful to go.
Research can become a saved note, a candidate can become a wishlist item, and a search can become a Watchdog. When the right item appears, the context that led you there is still attached.
What it brings together
Describe what you want in natural language and search supported marketplaces and collecting sites.
Find public collections and items whose owners are open to considering an offer.
Ask about an item, edition, maker, or history. Identify supported books, cards, records, and whiskey from photos, review the matches, and choose what to add.
Create wishlists, TBRs, and What’s Next lists. Track reading dates and annual progress, review wishlist availability, and keep journals beside the collection.
In practice
A closer look
Keep the reasons, research, and future plans beside the items instead of scattering them across browser tabs, notes, and spreadsheets.
Give the next find a place to land.
Import existing records and keep the items you want organized in dedicated wishlists.
Choose an import source, target collection, and comparison options before starting an import.
Organize wanted books into separate wishlists and keep your next additions in view.