What's new

Deleting your account no longer happens instantly — you get a window to change your mind before anything is actually, permanently removed.

Signing up now checks your chosen password against a database of known data breaches and asks for a different one if it's been compromised before.

Rankings for estimated collection value now account for currency instead of just comparing raw numbers.

Auto-fill when adding a Pokémon trading card had been quietly broken for a while — it's fixed now, running on a different free database.

A Search button next to Title now auto-fills comic details — cover, series, issue number, writer, artist, and publisher — the same way games and trading cards already work.

Anyone signed in can now write their own review or article for the Reviews & Articles section, not just the Shelf Life team.

Signing in now takes you somewhere actually useful instead of the same "sign up" page everyone else sees — real stats, quick shortcuts, and a new Reviews & Articles section with genuine written content.

Tap any game, comic, trading card, or Funko Pop and hit "See full series" to see the whole franchise or set, with anything you don't own greyed out.

A "Sign in with a passkey" option using your device's real Face ID, Touch ID, or screen lock — no password typing.

A poster of your real cover art arranged like items standing on a shelf, one wood-plank row per category.

VHS tapes are now trackable alongside DVDs, with the same auto-fill Search button.

Search now finds collectors and collectible titles at once — click a title to see who owns it, the average rating, and useful links (like time-to-beat and guides for games).

A quick bug report / suggestion form, linked in the footer — no account needed to use it.

Select multiple items on your dashboard at once to change their status, platform, or tags — or delete them — in one go instead of opening each individually.

A new stats page beyond the value chart — item counts by type/platform/genre, tracked value by type, spending by month, and your busiest month for adding things.

Attach up to 4 real photos to a physical item, separate from cover art — handy for high-value collectibles where actual condition or grading matters.

Your collection grid on phones now shows 4 cards per row in a denser, more scannable layout — tap any card for the full details.

The home page now shows real card/trophy previews and a live collector count instead of a mockup.

A real icon now shows in the navbar, browser tab, and link previews, replacing the old placeholder "S" badge.

A new "Friends" tab ranks just the public collectors you follow, with the same 5 categories as the site-wide leaderboard — a smaller, more personal ranking.

Save your search/filters/sort combo as a named shortcut and reapply it with one click.

Deleting an item now gives you a few seconds to Undo instead of asking "are you sure?" up front.

Two more collectible types can now auto-fill from a Search button next to Title, same as games and trading cards.

The phone nav and the dashboard’s Play Next/Recommended/Value chart panels now live in slide-in drawers instead of stacking down the page.

A new leaderboard tab ranks public collectors by estimated collection value.

A new collectible type — series/line, Pop! #, character, exclusive-to, grade, and Chase variants, right alongside everything else.

Public profiles now show a Collection value stat, and a "Refresh prices" button lets you re-check eBay for someone else’s whole shelf.

Track your hardware too — Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox, retro consoles, and more, right alongside everything else.

Based on your currency, prices now come from your local eBay site (ebay.co.uk, ebay.de, etc.) instead of always the US one.

Digital items are skipped automatically, and condition now factors into game price searches too.

A remembered toggle in Filters to keep your digital library out of the grid.

A bell in the navbar for follows, comments, and new trophies — check it anytime, not just in the moment.

Create as many curated sub-lists as you want — Favorites, For sale, whatever — beyond the 5-item showcase.

28 Shelf Life trophies now, up from 18 — new ones for wishlists, variety, following, and more.

Find what’s closest to platinum in your backlog, or see everything you haven’t tracked yet.

See what you and another collector both own — and what's only in one shelf — with a click from their profile.

A "Sync achievements" button pulls real completion % straight from Steam for your imported games.

Adding something you might already own now gets a gentle heads-up before you save.

Landing a trophy now shows up here for your followers too, not just item activity.

Tabs for each ranking plus a gold/silver/bronze podium for the top 3 — including a new Trophy case ranking.

Rate things in 0.5 steps now — click the left half of a star for a half rating.

Download your whole collection as a spreadsheet any time, as a backup or to move it elsewhere.

Track your real console trophies/achievements per game — separate from Shelf Life's own trophy case.

A dashboard pick from your backlog, weighted toward what you already rate highly.

Titles other collectors with similar taste rated highly, that you don't already own.

Log in with Steam and import your owned PC games automatically instead of adding them one by one.

See what the collectors you follow have recently added, finished, or rated — right here.

Pin up to 5 favorite items to a featured row at the top of your public profile.

A one-tap "Share my shelf" button on your profile for sending friends a link to your collection.

A chart tracking your collection's estimated value across snapshots, so you can watch it grow.

Bulk-add items from a CSV file instead of typing each one in by hand.

Look up an item's current eBay asking price with one click, or refresh your whole collection at once.

Five more collectible types joined games and comics, each with its own tailored fields.

Bronze-to-platinum badges for real collection milestones, shown on your public profile.