Getting a collection into an app is the hard part, and it is the part a Mac is best at. Sitting down with a box of coins or a shelf of records and working through it on a full-size screen and keyboard beats thumbing through entries on a phone. Classifier runs on macOS 13 and later, so the cataloging session happens where it is comfortable and the results follow you everywhere else.
Classifier uses iCloud sync, so a Mac is not a separate copy of your collection — it is the same collection. Add items on your Mac and they appear on your iPhone and iPad without exports, imports, or a separate account to set up. Catalog at home, then check the wishlist from your pocket at a show.
Rather than locking you into fields somebody else picked, Classifier lets you build your own tags — condition, era, origin, value, or whatever actually matters for what you collect — and then filter down to exactly the items you want. On a Mac screen, filtering a large collection is genuinely quick.
Classifier turns your items into charts and statistics: totals by category, estimated value over time, and the trends that are impossible to see when your collection lives in a spreadsheet or a shoebox.
One free download covers every platform. See Classifier for iPhone or read more about what Classifier does.