Features built for the
guitar community.

A home for all your gear

Catalogue guitars, basses, amplifiers, pedals and other instruments in one place.

Collections that make sense to you

Group your instruments and gear into collections, with their own names and cover images.

Smart collections

Use filters to bring matching gear together in a smart collection.

Showcase collections

Create collections for artists’ guitars, wishlists or past builds, including gear you don’t own or don’t need to track. Showcase items do not include serial numbers, ownership transfers, care logs or valuations.

The details that make it yours

Record specifications suited to each gear type, from guitar woods and pickups to amp and pedal details.

Photos and documents

Keep instrument photographs and supporting documents alongside the gear they belong to.

Vault insights

Explore an overview of your collection through the app’s vault insights.

Your sharing preferences

Choose which items to make public, with separate controls for sharing stories and care logs.

A maintenance history

Log restrings, setups, repairs and servicing against the instrument or gear item.

Care reminders

Set care reminders and keep track of upcoming and overdue tasks.

Setup and service details

Keep notes and task-specific details so you can look back at what was changed and when.

The story behind the instrument

Save the history, personal notes and notable associations that give an instrument its character.

Ownership history

Keep a record of ownership alongside the instrument. Ownership history is excluded from public views.

Ownership transfers

Send a gear transfer to another member and manage incoming or outgoing transfers in the app.

Purchase records

Keep purchase details and related financial information together in your private gear records.

Valuations and appraisals

Record valuations and appraisals so you can refer back to the information over time.

Insurance records

Keep insurance information with the instrument it relates to, ready when you need to refer to it.

PDF gear reports

Create a shareable PDF record of an item you own, bringing its details together in a document.

Eligible plans

Your rig, laid out

Bring instruments, amps and pedals from your collection together in a visual rig. Build your custom pedal boards and signal chains.

Signal-chain connections

Map the connections between your gear to document how your signal travels.

Rig notes and photos

Keep notes and imagery with your rig to help you remember the setup.

Explore shared gear

Browse instruments and equipment that other members have chosen to share.

Collections to discover

Explore public collections and see how other players bring their gear together.

Follow players and makers

Discover member and maker profiles and follow the people whose gear and work interest you.

Find makers on the map

Use the maker map and filters to discover workshops and instrument builders.

Share an instrument

Send a public gear link that opens in the app or shows a web preview.

For sale or open to offers

List gear items as for sale or open to offers. Connect with interested members to discuss the details and finalise the transaction directly.

Gear enquiries

Contact owners about gear you’re interested in, ask questions and discuss a potential purchase. Buyers and sellers arrange payment and complete transactions directly outside the app.

Your maker profile

Introduce your workshop, share imagery and help players discover the people behind the instruments.

Featured instruments

Choose instruments to showcase through your maker profile.

Maker verification

Apply for maker verification through a review process. Verification is not a guarantee of an instrument’s quality or authenticity.

Subject to approval

Build details

Record maker attribution, build dates, build numbers and production type for your instruments.

Approved makers · eligible plans

Instrument birth certificates

Create and manage maker-issued certificates for your builds. A certificate records the maker’s information; it is not an independent authentication.

Approved makers · eligible plans