Catalog Everything
Vinyl, video games, movies, books, LEGO, cards — one app for every collection.
Kabynyt 2.1 is laid out for an iPhone Duo however you hold it. Closed, the whole app fits the outer display, upright or on its side. Open, the cabinet spreads across both halves of the inner one, and every screen meets the fold instead of running under it.
Tap a cover and the cabinet steps aside: the item opens on the facing page, with the shelves, search and filters still beside it.
Past chats stay on one side and the answer stands on the other. Stand the Duo upright and the whole thread fits one page.
Totals and value on one side, category and format on the other, meeting at the fold.
Half open on a table, the camera splits at the fold, and an item's cover stands on the upright half.
On the open Duo and on iPad, any item opens in its own window, to set beside another or beside the Library.
Drag an image from Photos, Safari or Files onto an item and it becomes the cover. Drop it on the Library and Kabynyt AI identifies it as a new item.
One Kabynyt for books, vinyl, LEGO, watches, coins — and everything else.
iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple TV · Vision ProKabynyt AI reads the cover and fills in the title, artist, year, label and value.
Point at the item and AI works out what it is.
Analyzing your photo · Picking the best matches · Finding cover art
AI results can be wrong — the details are filled in for you to review before you save.
Vinyl, video games, movies, books, LEGO, cards — one app for every collection.
Real cover art in a cabinet you can scroll, filter by type, and turn in 3D.
What to watch tonight, what to listen to, what to play next — answered from your own shelves.
Real covers under every answer, and the count of what it read to pick them.
Totals, value over time, and your library by category and decade.
iCloud sync iCloud keeps your collection in sync across your devices automatically, in your own private account.
Every category has its own fields — what matters for wine isn't what matters for trading cards.
Snap or scan and the details fill themselves in. The home screen resurfaces what's worth a look, and iCloud keeps every device in step.
Snap a collectible — even wine, jewelry, or antiques no catalog covers — and AI reads the set, edition, and year, then fills the form for you.
A date-aware AI card resurfaces items you already own — Halloween picks in October, holiday films in December.
A new engine. Apple's Private Cloud Compute reads the photo, and it shows its work as it goes instead of spinning in silence. When the catalogs come up short it hands back candidates for you to choose from — and, if you turn on Google Web Search, it searches the web for what nothing recognizes. Interrupt it and it picks up where it left off; walk away and it tells you when the identify finished.
Paste a Discogs token and your vinyl & music collection — wantlist included — stays in two-way sync, or one way if you prefer. Add a record here or on Discogs and it shows up in both. Browse the full Discogs database in the app, and every record carries its Discogs market value.
From a photo or a barcode to wishlists, loans, ratings, and a 30-day safety net — the full toolkit for a serious collection.
A «For You Today» card with AI-picked items framed by the date and the season — then Recently Added and a status overview.
Tap the «+» and pick one: a photo, one from your library, a barcode, a pasted link, or type it yourself. Kabynyt AI fills in the form before you save.
A plain manual form for what you already know — every field optional except the title.
Export the library as a JSON backup or a CSV, and restore that backup on any device — Settings → Data & Sync.
iTunes, Open Library, MusicBrainz, Discogs, RAWG, and Wikipedia supply the cover art and the details every time you identify, scan, or search.
Flag items as wanted, log who borrowed what, and mark anything opened, loaned, or retired.
Five-star ratings, purchase price, MSRP, and estimated value — the numbers that matter to a collector.
Free-form tags and subcategories (“Pokémon” inside Trading Cards, “Hot Wheels” inside Toys) you extend as you go.
Filter a collection by loaned, opened, retired, or photos, and the library by type. Sort by date, title, creator, year, value, or rating.
Deleted items wait 30 days in Recently Deleted before they're purged, so an accidental swipe is recoverable.
See an item on a web page? Share it to Kabynyt from Safari or any app and Kabynyt AI reads the page — title, details, and cover pulled straight from it.
Your library stood up in 3D — face-out in a cabinet, or spine-out like a real shelf. Tap any item to turn it toward you.
Scan a code several editions share and the copies come back side by side, with covers and years, so you say which one is yours.
Nine color schemes for the animated backdrop, Neon by default — or let it follow your collection.
Choose which collection a widget shows. Today's Pick lands on the Home Screen, and Siri can pull it up on request.
Every item lives on your device and syncs through your own private iCloud account. No analytics, no trackers, no sign-up — Kabynyt never sees your collection. Read the privacy policy →
The app is free forever. Kabynyt AI unlocks the AI that does the data entry for you.
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