A clear path from zero to organized

Bring the collection you have. Build the system you want.

Getting started takes six practical steps, and none of them require rebuilding the collection from memory.

Why it matters

You do not have to finish organizing before you begin.

Start with the source that already contains the best version of your collection: a service account, spreadsheet, existing list, or a handful of items entered one at a time. GatherThat is designed to improve the record as you work, not demand a perfect migration on day one.

After the first import, review the matches, choose the destination collection, and add the details only you know—condition, memories, purchase history, private notes, or what you want to do next.

What it brings together

Built around the way collectors actually work.

1. Create your account

Choose a collector name and establish the private workspace where your collection will live.

2. Import what you own

Connect a supported site with Tiv, upload a spreadsheet, or start with manual entry, a supported barcode, or a photo. Book collectors can also use ISBN lookup. Review the matches, destination, and tags before adding records.

3. Organize collections

Choose a collectible type, create collections when you need them, and use personal tags to group by genre, theme, era, or creator. Build a private collection from matching tags.

4. Choose what to share

Keep records private, share with friends, or publish selected collections on your collector profile.

In practice

A practical first session.

Create an account and one clearly named collection.
Import a small, representative group and review how its fields map.
Set visibility, add a useful tag, and save one next-step list or search.

A closer look

Then put GatherThat to work.

Set up wishlists and monitoring, invite friends, join a community, and configure the dashboard. Six simple moves—account, import, organize, share, monitor, and connect—turn existing records into a living collection.

Your first collection can start today.

Bring in the first item—or the first thousand.

Join GatherThat