INTRODUCING BUBLR
Capture the things that matter.
Open the app, point it at a piece, and it becomes a record. No forms, no spreadsheet, no starting from scratch.
YOUR BUBBLES
One bubble per thing you collect.
Sneakers here, cards there, the watches in their own. Each one private until you decide otherwise.
FOLLOW COLLECTIONS
Follow the collections you care about.
Pokémon cards, Man United memorabilia, someone's vintage watch run. Follow a bubble and you see what lands in it.
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Yours, until you share it.
Every bubble carries its own privacy: locked to you, open to friends, or public. Change it whenever you like.
DISCOVERY
Find the collectors who get it.
Featured bubbles, trending categories and collectors near you. The part of collecting that used to happen in shops and forums.
Capture it. Organise it. Know it.
01 · Capture
One photo. Fully catalogued.
Snap any piece and Bublr’s AI recognises it: title, edition, condition and grade, in seconds.
02 · Organise
Sorted into bubbles.
One bubble per thing you collect: your sneakers, your Barbies, your Man United shirts. Grouped the way you think, and easy to browse.
03 · Know
Know what it’s worth.
A live, fair value and full history for every piece, so you always know what you own.
A bubble for whatever you collect.
Insight from inside the collectibles world.
Everyone else calls it an asset class. You call it your collection.
Watches, sneakers and cards are being treated as serious holdings by a generation of collectors. Which raises a question worth answering: could you actually prove what you own?
One photo, fully catalogued: how Bublr reads your collection
Point your camera at almost anything you collect and Bublr fills in a complete, structured record before you’ve even put the item down.
Bubbles, not folders: a calmer way to organise what you collect
Filing systems were built for documents, not for the things you love. Bubbles let a big collection stay calm without forcing it into rigid folders.
Share your collection, your way
Keep it private, show a few friends, or open it to the world. Your collection, your data, your call, with the joy of showing it off built in.
A collector’s framework for cataloguing anything
Cards, watches, vinyl, toys: the categories differ wildly, but a good catalogue is built from the same four moves every single time.
Everything you want to know.
Still curious? Reach the team any time. Real people, fast replies.
Talk to the team →What exactly is Bublr?
Bublr is where your collections live, as bubbles. Snap a photo and it identifies the item, fills in the details, tracks its condition and gives you a live sense of what it’s worth. Make a bubble for each thing you collect, keep it private, or share it and let other collectors in.
What’s a bubble?
A bubble is one collection. Make a bubble for each thing you’re into: your Man United shirts, your Barbies, your sneakers. Keep it just for you, or share it and let other collectors join. There’s a bubble for almost anything, and you can have as many as you like.
What can I collect in it?
Anything. Sneakers, vinyl, watches, football shirts, dolls, retro games, cameras, trading cards, memorabilia: if you collect it, Bublr catalogues it. A bubble for each one, instead of a different spreadsheet for every category.
How does the valuation work?
Every item is matched to structured data and comparable sales, so the value you see is grounded in how the market has actually priced similar pieces — and it improves as the market moves.
Do I need to be an expert to use it?
Not at all. The AI does the heavy lifting: it recognises the item, the variant and the condition from a photo. You just point your camera. Seasoned collectors get the depth; first-timers get the shortcut.
Are my bubbles private?
Every bubble is yours. Keep one just for you, share it with friends, or make it public and let anyone join. You choose, bubble by bubble. Nothing is shared unless you say so.
When can I get it?
Claim a seat and you’ll be among the first in, with early access to new features as they land.
Claim your seat.
Get in before everyone else and help shape where every collection lives.
See how it works →













