Changelog

What's New

• Spot an error? Help us fix it - product line, item and checklist pages now have a "Spot an error in our data? Help us correct it" link. Tell us what's wrong (a name, a release date, a price, a photo, or a missing item) and add a source link if you have one.
• Start typing straight away - anyone can fill in the form. Sending needs a free account, and your text is kept while you sign in, so you land back on the page ready to send.
• We'll let you know - we check every report against a source, and once we've corrected it you'll get a thank-you email.

What's New

• A new Star Trek line: 1:6 scale figures - every articulated 1:6 Star Trek figure from EXO-6, and from Quantum Mechanix (QMx) before it: 102 pieces across every live-action series and six films, including the Essential editions, QMx exclusives and reissues, and the captain's chairs and Enterprise-D bridge consoles. It has its own checklist page.

Improvements

• Credit where it's due - when a line has changed makers over the years, the trademark notice at the foot of its pages now credits the earlier maker too.

Bug Fixes

• Remove what you just added - on the Collection page, an item you added a moment ago can now be removed straight away, without refreshing first.

Improvements

• Cleaner collection groups - groups are now headed by their own name (like "Issue 1-8") without the extra "Chapter 1 · 9 copies" line above.

What's New

• Sources on catalogue pages - product line, item and checklist pages can now show where a line's catalogue data came from: links to the wikis, guides, official stores and print references we used, led by an "Our own collection" note when we collect the line ourselves. Signed-in collectors see the same list from the ⓘ button in the collection header. Sources are being added line by line, so not every page has them yet.

What's New

• German everywhere you sign in - your collection, item panel, box sets and portfolio, the dashboard, wishlists, Discovery and search, the Add sheet, account settings and the pricing page are now in German if you choose it. Product names, set numbers, list names and prices are never translated.
• Emails in your language - the welcome email and account-deletion notices now arrive in the language you chose in the app.
• Your language sticks - confirming your email on another device or browser now opens Aecura in the language you signed up in.

Bug Fixes

• Honest yearly saving - the pricing page now shows the real annual saving (about 17%) instead of "up to 20%".
• Clearer account forms for screen readers - error messages on the password and location fields are now read out with the field they belong to.

What's New

• aecura.app/discord - a short, easy-to-share link that takes you straight to the Aecura community Discord.

What's New

• A link for every item that never breaks - every catalogue item now has a permanent address of its own. Copy link on an item page or a tile gives you that address; share it and it keeps working after a rename or a move between series, landing the reader on the item's usual page.
• Pages for items without a series - some items had no page of their own. They now have one, and every checklist, series strip, profile and exhibit that lists them links to it.

Improvements

• Auri links straight to the item - in the community server, /auri wishlist and the daily collectable now link item names to the item's own page rather than its line.
• Search engines can find every item - the new item pages are listed in the sitemap.

What's New

• /auri wishlist - with your Discord linked, Auri shows your wishlist: your holy grail first, then your white whales, your most wanted by priority, and a few more, with a link to the full list on your profile. Names and lines only, never prices. In a channel it shows what your public profile would; in a direct message with Auri, everything.

What's New

• Link your Discord account - in the community server, /auri link sends you a private link; confirm it on Aecura and the two accounts are joined. A new "Auri on Discord" section under Account shows the linked handle, lets you unlink, and holds an opt-in for Auri to message you.
• /auri stats - once linked, ask Auri for your collection by franchise and line, as counts and percentages only, never values. Run it in a channel and it posts for everyone; run it in a direct message with Auri and only you see it.

What's New

• Meet Auri, the Aecura bot on Discord - the community server now has its own bot, and it talks to Aecura. Every day Auri posts a collectable of the day picked from the open catalogue, never the same one twice, and it announces new Collector Intel posts as they are published. It only ever shows what the public catalogue and Intel pages already show, and never a price.

What's New

• Aecura in German - the front page, the open catalog with its line, series and item pages, the checklist pages with their tick-and-save workspace and printable sheet, sign-in and sign-up, and the first-run setup now read in German. Pick the language from the globe in the navigation or under Account, Regional Settings; a browser that prefers German gets it without asking. Product names, set numbers and prices stay as they are.
• Your language follows you - once you are signed in, the choice is saved to your account and applies on every device you use.
• Language and currency are separate settings - choosing German does not change your currency, and choosing euros does not change your language.

Improvements

• Honest about what is still English - the rest of the app is being translated. In German mode a one-line notice says so, and you can dismiss it.

Bug Fixes

• Prices typed with a comma - "19,99" in the Add sheet, the Haul receipt or the cost-basis sweep used to be saved as 1999. Comma decimals, as German, French and Dutch keyboards produce them, are now read correctly, and "1.234,56" as well. English input is unchanged.

What's New

• Pre-orders leave the Release Radar on their own - when a retailer listing linked to a pre-order or announced item first comes into stock at full price, the item is marked released and any pre-ordered copies in your collection move to On order. Deposits, balance payments and open pre-orders never count as a release, and an item you set back to pre-order by hand stays there.

Improvements

• A release that fails to save is tried again - the catalogue item, your copies and the record of the listing are saved together, so if any part fails nothing is half-applied and the next check tries again. A full-price variant coming into stock is now spotted even when the listing already had a deposit variant available.

Bug Fixes

• Intel is one click away - the intel rows on your home page open their articles, the head of that card links to the Intel index, and the public navigation and footer link the latest intel.

Improvements

• Retailer listings stay accurate - behind the scenes, a store's feed is now checked for completeness before any listing is marked delisted, and each store is swept on its own schedule, so "Where to buy" links do not vanish because of a bad read.

Improvements

• Adding a run of issues happens in the checklist workspace - "Add a run" on the collection toolbar now opens "Collect this line" on the series you are viewing, where Quick entry by issue number lives. The old Run Add dialog and the checklist Select mode are gone: the workspace does both jobs in one place.
• "Checklist view" is now "List view" - in the collection's density picker, so it no longer shares a name with the checklist workspace.
• "N missing" is a link - sub-series headings and the series summary in your collection show the missing count as a link straight into the workspace for that series.

Bug Fixes

• Continue now saves your ticks - on the first-run wizard's checklist step, pressing Continue used to move on and leave your ticked items behind. The button now reads "Save and continue" whenever there are unsaved ticks, saves them to your collection first, and only then moves on. If your plan is full or the save fails, you stay on the step with the reason, and nothing is lost.

What's New

• Fourteen days of Collector, free, for every new account - sign up and the trial starts on its own: no card, no button. Your plan card shows the trial and the day it ends, and reminders arrive on day 11, on the last day and once more after. When it ends you return to Free with everything kept, nothing trimmed; adding pauses until you upgrade or make room.
• Your username, with rules that protect it - change your custom username at most once every 30 days. The old address shows "This collector's page has moved" with one link to your page for 14 days, and you can take the name back once in that window. If your plan lapses, your chosen name is held for 14 days and then released; your permanent short-code address keeps working throughout.
• Claim a handle straight from its page - visit an unclaimed collector address and it says so, with one button. Sign up from there and you land on your new page with the name already yours; if you are signed in, the account form opens with the name filled in.

Improvements

• One clear message when the plan says no - a collection change the plan refuses now shows one message with Retry, instead of a pile of "unexpected error" notices.
• Short-code addresses are protected - a short-code address can no longer be taken as a username by changing its case.
• Magic links and invites start the trial too - signing in by magic link or invite enrols a new account just as a normal sign-up does.

What's New

• One onboarding, shaped like the checklist - a new account starts with four pages of its own: pick a franchise, pick a product line (it is followed for you), tick what you own in that line's checklist, confirm your currency. Then "You're all set" on the dashboard, with the number of items now in your collection.
• Collect this line, inside the app - the checklist workspace has a permanent home in your collection: open a product line and choose "Collect this line" for the same tick, quick entry, save and PDF tools.
• A checklist save finishes onboarding - sign up by saving a checklist and you skip the wizard; the dashboard shows a one-line currency nudge instead.

Improvements

• Setting up feels like one place - the onboarding pages wear the same sky, navigation and footer as the front page.
• Franchise logos sit on a white plate - so dark marks stay legible.

What's New

• Collect this line - every catalog line page and every checklist page now has two tabs. "Browse line" is the catalog as it always was. "Collect this line" is a checklist workspace: pick the series you follow, see one series at a time with its count, tick what you own, filter to Owned or Missing, mark a whole series as owned with undo, or type a run such as "1-45" under Quick entry by issue number.
• Save with honest counts - saving tells you exactly what happened: added, already in your collection, and rows that need a decision before a wishlisted or on-order item changes to owned. If your plan is full, nothing is trimmed silently; you can save the first few or upgrade.
• Tick first, sign up second - build a checklist without an account. "Sign up to save" carries every tick through sign-up and lands you back on the page with "You're in. N items saved."
• Followed series are remembered - the series you follow in a line are kept on your account, and the collection checklist, its JSON export and its PDF now list series in catalog order with full, missing-only and followed-only modes.
• Share, and two PDFs - a share link carries your ticks and followed series; someone opening it sees your checklist read-only with "Create my checklist" and "Use this as a starting point". The action bar offers "PDF checklist" and "PDF missing only".
• A checklist page for every line - every published line now has its own checklist page with the same Browse and Collect tabs.
• Clear and start over - one quiet button, behind a confirmation that says what goes (this browser's ticks and followed series) and what stays (rows already in your collection).

Improvements

• Browser print matches the PDF - printing a checklist page produces the same sheet the PDF does: brand bar, progress, legend, series bands and page numbers.
• Sign-up leads with Google - the email form on the sign-up page sits behind "Prefer email? Create an account with email".
• Downloads where you expect them - CSV, JSON and the complete checklist sit directly under the line's stats.

What's New

• A new front page - Aecura's home page now opens on what the product is for: organize your collection, share what you love. A real collector's public exhibit is one click away, and "What do you collect?" offers the biggest lines as photographed cards that open their catalog.
• See the real product before you sign up - every moving picture on the page is the app itself: the collection page with items taking their statuses and an exhibit publishing, the series view closing a chapter at 32 of 32, and the collection value figure with the rows that make it up and one item's sales evidence.
• Questions collectors ask first - a short FAQ at the foot of the page answers what is free, whether your line is covered, who can see what you share, how to export your data, how box sets are counted and where the values come from.
• Public exhibits and wishlists lead somewhere - every item on a public exhibit or wishlist page now opens that line in the catalog, and both pages end with a way to start your own collection.

Improvements

• The evidence chart draws marks, not curves - one mark per confirmed sale and a flat median per condition; nothing is drawn between sales nobody made.
• Every account door reads the same - "Create free account" everywhere, and the sign-in page mirrors the front page wording.

What's New

• Market valuation and price history are part of the free plan - they always appeared on the pricing page; now the app agrees, so a free account sees what its collection is worth from the first item. The Collector plan is about room: more items and more product lines.

Improvements

• A shared checklist link opens the field it came from - when someone sends you a checklist for a series that sits behind "More series", that fold opens on its own so the numbers are in view, and it stays closed once you close it.
• One-issue series read as one issue - a series with a single entry is labelled "Bonus · 1" rather than "Bonus · 1–1", on the page and in the PDF.

Improvements

• The items come first - on a catalog line page the dataset downloads and the fields list now sit below the item list, so the collectibles are the first thing you see.
• Sign in without losing your place - signing in from a public checklist or catalog page brings you back to that page afterwards.

Improvements

• More retailers in Where to buy - two stores whose products were already matched to the catalog had never produced a link. Their listings now appear in the item panel with everyone else's, so more items show where they can be bought right now.

What's New

• Where to buy, right on the item - the stores that stock an item are now listed inside the item panel, directly under its details, as a row of small buttons showing the price and region. The same row appears in your collection's item panel under Details, so a retailer's page is one click away whether you are browsing the catalog or your own shelf.
• Sold out still links - a listing that has sold out keeps its button, greyed and marked Out of stock, for as long as the retailer's page exists. Only products a retailer has removed disappear.
• Clear about sponsored links - a small S badge marks any link that may earn Aecura a commission, with a one-line note beneath explaining it. Unmarked links are plain links.

Improvements

• A tidier item page - the old Where to buy card grid below the item has moved into the item panel and slimmed down; nothing else on the page changed places.

What's New

• Complete checklists for whole collections - a new checklist page lists every item of a product line in official order, grouped by series, with the collection's key numbers up top and answers to the questions collectors ask. Browse them all at /checklist.
• Printable, and made to travel - the Print button produces a clean copy that keeps the official order and series groupings — take it to a show or work through it at home.
• A collection's other names are covered - lines that changed publishers over the years are findable under any of their names, so the checklist you search for is the checklist you find.
• Catalog pages link straight to their checklist - look for the Complete checklist button beside the dataset downloads on any product line page.
• The Star Trek die-cast collection has its own home - the Fanhome die-cast starships now live as their own product line, Star Trek Starships Die Cast Collection, with clean issue numbering — and its complete checklist is already live.

Bug Fixes

• The price-history chart no longer goes blank when currency rates are stale - if fresh exchange rates aren't available, the chart now converts with the last known rates and says so, instead of refusing to draw.
• Catalog pages stopped showing placeholder names in titles - deep catalog pages whose items had no recorded name used to put placeholder text into the browser title and link previews. They now fall back to the series name.
• The achievements tile handles an empty start gracefully - when nothing is measurable yet, the dashboard's achievements tile now shows the same quiet dashed treatment as the other empty tiles.

Improvements

• Search results read properly on a phone - long item names and product lines were cut down to a sliver on small screens, so two similar items looked identical. Names now wrap across lines, and the franchise and product line sit on their own line beneath.
• Search panel actions are always there on touch screens - the preview and more-actions buttons used to appear only on hover, which a phone never has. They now stay visible.
• A gentler first-time search - the Holy Grail search in setup used to send a request on every keystroke; it now waits until you pause typing, which is kinder on mobile connections.

Bug Fixes

• The dashboard no longer trips an error on load - collectors east of Greenwich saw an error on every visit because acquisition dates were worked out in two different time zones. Dates now settle to your local zone once the page loads.
• Crashes are now reported, not just shown - when something does go wrong, the error screen now tells us about it so it can be fixed.

Improvements

• Shared collections are strictly view-only - a collection you share by link could only ever be looked at, but the underlying access was broader than it needed to be. It is now read-only at the source, with an automated check so it stays that way.

Bug Fixes

• Signing up no longer stalls on a passing glitch - a brief hiccup while checking whether signups were open used to tell new visitors the beta was closed. Signups now stay open through a moment's trouble.
• Saving your profile no longer trips an internal error - a leftover badge routine failed quietly every time a profile was saved. It has been removed; badges were never affected.

Improvements

• The setup wizard states the free plan's limit up front - step 1 now says free accounts can follow up to 2 product lines, instead of refusing only after you tried a third.
• Step 2 offers the lines you actually picked - "Add items manually" used to list the entire catalogue; it now shows just the product lines you chose in step 1 (or everything, if you skipped that step).

Bug Fixes

• Adding your first items no longer ends setup early - adding an item in step 2 used to drop you onto the dashboard before the final step, leaving setup half-finished. The wizard now carries on where you left off until you finish or skip it.

Bug Fixes

• The acquisition map shows every pin - the map opened centred on your home at a fixed zoom, so a purchase made far away could sit outside the frame and the map looked empty. It now frames your home and every acquisition pin together.

Bug Fixes

• Location search works again - picking your home location on the profile page returned no results, which also kept the acquisition map stuck on "set your location". Search now finds your home town.

Bug Fixes

• Public profiles now show your whole collection - visitors to your profile page previously saw only the handful of items featured in a public exhibit. With "Show my collection" on, they now see everything you own — item names and statuses only, never your purchase prices or notes.

What's New

• "Show my collection" switch - one switch on Account → Preferences makes your public profile, public exhibits and public wishlists visible to anyone with the link — no Aecura account needed. Turn it off and those pages go private again. On by default.

Bug Fixes

• Public exhibits work for visitors again - exhibits showed "Unknown / No image" for every item when the viewer wasn't signed in, and public wishlists never rendered for anyone but their owner. Both now load properly for visitors.
• The acquisition map arrives on Statistics - your home location now saves correctly and the map actually renders, showing where your collecting has taken you.

Improvements

• The homepage demos now use real photographs - every picture in the flow demonstrations on the landing page is a genuine catalogue photo, framed on white — no more placeholder art or dark squares.

What's New

• The homepage shows the product working - three short animated walkthroughs replay real Aecura screens instead of describing them: adding an item (search, pick a status, done), the collection page (cards with their status bars, completion filling in, one-tap statuses on every card), and the valuation view (appraised items landing one by one while the figure climbs, with the actual sales plotted on the market chart).
• A first look at Vault - the pricing page now previews the upcoming Vault plan and what it will include. It isn't available yet - no price, nothing to buy - but you can see where things are heading.

Improvements

• Plainer homepage copy - shorter, more direct sentences in a collector's voice.

Improvements

• The item's details come first - on catalog item pages, the item's recorded data now sits above "Where to buy", so the reference material leads and the shopping links follow.
• One clear note about commissions - the "Where to buy" panel now shows a single line about how purchases may support Aecura, instead of two overlapping notices. Every commissionable listing still carries its own "Sponsored" marker.

Improvements

• Some retailer links may support Aecura - buying through certain listings in "Where to buy" earns us a small commission at no extra cost to you. Every such listing is marked "Sponsored", and a short note appears on any page that carries one — you'll always know which links are which.

What's New

• A "Where to buy" section on item pages - catalog items now show live retailer listings: the store, the region it ships from, and the price in the store's own currency, cheapest first.
• Every offer says when it was checked - each listing carries a freshness stamp ("checked today", "checked 3 days ago"), and anything not verified within the last 7 days drops off the page rather than leaving a stale promise.
• Sale and stock markers - sale, clearance, pre-order and low-stock listings are labelled, so you know what you're clicking into before you leave.
• All regions, clearly labelled - a store selling the same item in the US and the UK shows both, each flagged by region. No guessing at your location, no hidden filtering.
• No empty shelves - items with nothing currently on offer simply don't show the section, rather than an empty box.

What's New

• Every catalog item now has a page of its own - following an item's link now opens a page about that one item: its pictures, key details, and the add-to-collection control right at the top. The full checklist stays one step up the breadcrumb.
• Image galleries - items with several public photographs show them large, with thumbnails to flip through.
• The item's data, in the open - the full recorded field list plus a raw data view. The catalog is an open-data resource, and the item page shows its working.
• Related items - variants and the previous and next items in a series appear as cards, each linking on to its own page.
• Coverage where you need it - published reviews and recent news mentioning an item now surface right on its page.

Bug Fixes

• Blank catalog images fixed at the source - some images added through our curation tools were stored without a working address and showed as blank; uploads now record everything they need to display correctly.

Improvements

• Big images no longer bounce - high-resolution press shots used to fail import entirely and leave items with no artwork. Oversized images are now automatically resized to fit, so more catalog items show their pictures.
• Images arrive labelled correctly - stored images now record what they truly are, so previews and downloads always come through in the right format.

Improvements

• Currency conversion survives outages - if our exchange-rate source is unreachable, converted prices keep showing using the last known rates instead of failing with an error.
• Old rates are labelled - when rates haven't refreshed recently, your valuation and the collection strip say "rates as of" with the date, so you always know exactly what you're looking at.
• Showcase artwork stays put - refreshing the homepage's collection showcase no longer blanks its curated images.

What's New

• A new look for every email - Sign-up confirmations, password resets, magic links, tips and account notices now share one designed layout — the same calm card and typography as the app, signed with the Aecura wordmark.
• Emails respect dark mode - The card holds its contrast whether your mail app is light or dark, instead of flashing a white page into a dark inbox.
• A proper welcome - New collectors now receive a welcome note once their email is confirmed, pointing to the first steps worth taking.

Improvements

• Tips that match your account - The getting-started emails only suggest features your account actually has — no more pitches for tools you can't reach yet.

Bug Fixes

• Changing your email no longer dead-ends - The first confirmation click lands on a page explaining the second step, and the final click returns you to your account.
• Sign-in links respect your other devices - Clicking a magic link while already signed in no longer signs you out everywhere else.

Bug Fixes

• Password reset links work from every email - A reset or invite link arriving in an older format could drop you on the dashboard with no way to reach the reset form. Every recovery link now lands where it should.
• Notifications no longer vanish - A notification fired while a page was still loading could disappear before you ever saw it. They now always arrive.
• Large collections count everything - Collections past a thousand entries could quietly under-report items, box sets, components and photos in the portfolio view. Every number now reflects your whole collection.
• Deleting your account removes your wishlists too - Account deletion used to leave wishlist data behind. It now takes the whole chain with it, and older leftovers have been cleaned up.

Improvements

• Faster under the hood - Collection statistics compute from a single pass over your collection, and newly imported items settle into their series dramatically faster than before.

Improvements

• Sealed box sets say how they're valued - Every sealed box figure now carries its provenance: the month of its latest market evidence, a clear "estimated from components" label when no sealed sale has been observed, or "undated evidence" when a price has no recorded date.
• Opening a box is framed as collecting, not trading - The open-box flow no longer dangles a "potential value if opened" gain. It shows the sealed value and the components' combined value as two separate dated facts - "each figure is its own market evidence" - so the decision stays yours.
• Your collection total tells you what's estimated - The value summary now notes how much of your sealed box-set figure is estimated from component prices rather than backed by a sealed sale.
• Market freshness now counts your boxes - The "based on recent market data" readout includes sealed box sets, and a sealed box with out-of-date pricing now invites a market-data refresh.
• The homepage box set stands on dated evidence - The box-set showcase dates every figure, and its opened view frames the total as the cost of assembling those pieces individually - never as a return.

What's New

• The homepage box set reads live figures - The sealed/opened box set on the landing page now draws its market value, valuation date, and each ship's individual value straight from the database, refreshed hourly — no more hand-updated numbers.

Bug Fixes

• Search shows your real status - The search palette badged anything you'd ever touched as "Owned", including wishlist-only items. Results now tell the truth: a wishlist heart for wanted items, an incoming badge for orders and pre-orders, and Owned only when you actually hold a copy.
• Store-imported items show their real details - Items that arrived via a storefront import could display raw import plumbing — stylesheet fragments in the description, web addresses, stock fields, internal ids. The item panel now shows only the fields that belong to the product line, and affected descriptions were repaired from their original sources.
• No more duplicate titles in descriptions - Item descriptions no longer open by repeating the item's name as a heading.

Bug Fixes

• The catalogue wall keeps its dark shelf - Two images photographed on white studio backgrounds slipped past the launch-day transparency check. They're excluded, so every tile sits cleanly on the shelf.

What's New

• A homepage built on checkable evidence - The market band shows a real item's sold-listing history — dates, prices and condition from confirmed sales — the catalogue wall is real product photography from the open catalogue, and the data previews are the first rows of the actual export files, byte for byte.
• The open catalogue's count leads - The live item count renders at headline scale and links to the same numbers on /catalog.

Improvements

• Catalogue pages get instruments - Line pages gain a display-order control and windowed lists, both carried in the URL so a shared link reproduces your view; long series-structured lists navigate by series.
• Sign-in returns you to where you were - Signing in or up from a catalogue page brings you back to that page instead of a generic landing.
• Better on phones - The nav fits small screens, the data panels stopped overflowing narrow viewports, and series headings no longer hide behind the sticky toolbar.

Bug Fixes

• The sign-up card opens on the right form - Arriving to sign up no longer shows sign-in first.
• Pre-orders and box sets get their own status colours - Tuned to pass contrast on every surface they appear on.

What's New

• Line pages become illustrated checklists - Product line pages in the open catalogue now render as numbered, print-friendly checklists with thumbnails, years, availability and variant markers. Signed in, your ownership is ticked against every row.
• Everything links - Catalogue tiles and checklist rows open the item's own page, with keyboard-friendly focus and phone-width layouts.
• Line guides - Lines gain a stats strip, variant groups, recent news linked to the line, and a "Start collecting" band.
• A catalogue front door - /catalog lists franchises and their product lines with imagery and counts.
• Pick an item before you have an account - Signed-out visitors can mark an item Own, On order, or Wishlist right from a checklist. The choice survives signup — email or Google — and is applied exactly once, landing you back where you started with the action confirmed.

Bug Fixes

• Box-set adds no longer error - Adding a box set through the standard add path could fail with a database error. It's repaired — and wishlisting a box set no longer risks counting its contents as owned.

Bug Fixes

• Every page keeps its security protections - On requests where your session refreshed behind the scenes (roughly once an hour), pages were served without their security headers. The protections now survive the refresh, and the light/dark theme guard runs properly on those requests instead of being silently blocked.

Improvements

• Discovery and collection pages got dramatically faster - The visibility checks behind the catalogue were rebuilt from the ground up: discovery counts that could take several seconds now answer in milliseconds, and a typical collection page reads nearly twenty times faster.

Bug Fixes

• Table pages show where you are on a phone - The "Page N of M" readout hid itself on small screens, leaving four unlabelled arrows and no sense of position. It's now always visible.
• Bigger touch targets - Checkboxes and small controls now meet the full 44-pixel touch size on phones and tablets, and wide tables can be scrolled by keyboard.

Improvements

• Items arrive with fuller details - Behind-the-scenes import improvements mean new catalogue items carry more of the data their sources hold — specifications, variant details and release information that used to arrive blank — and past imports are being filled in the same way.

What's New

• New series appear for you automatically - If you track particular series in a product line, a newly published series in that line used to be invisible until you found it yourself. It now joins your tracking the moment it publishes, and Discovery reflects it immediately.
• The news archive has pages now - The news listing stopped at the fifty newest posts with no way to reach anything older. A pager now takes you through the whole archive, and filters search everything rather than just the newest fifty.

Bug Fixes

• Item cards inside articles work - Cards embedded in an article now load properly, their Wishlist / On Order / Owned buttons respond immediately, and if you're not signed in they say so and offer to log you in instead of sitting greyed out. Sealed copies now count as owned on those cards too.
• The Sign Up buttons on news pages go somewhere again - Both the header and footer sign-up buttons on public news pages pointed at a page that didn't exist.
• Readable badges and bigger targets - Review score badges now clear the contrast floor, gallery controls are finger-sized, and a batch of screen-reader repairs rides along.
• Retail price shows for more items - Items whose only retail signal came through their shop listing now show that price instead of none at all.

Bug Fixes

• News articles keep their specification, FAQ and gallery blocks - A publishing bug could silently strip an article's structured blocks between the editor and the published page, so an article could go out missing its specs table, FAQ or gallery. That can no longer happen.

Bug Fixes

• One appraised value, everywhere - The dashboard, statistics and collection pages each calculated your collection's value slightly differently — sealed box sets and purchases in other currencies were the usual culprits. All three now share one calculation, so the number that greets you on the dashboard is the number every other page repeats. Because this is a correction, your appraisal may shift once — most for collectors with sealed box sets or non-US purchases.
• "Held" now counts your sealed items - The held figure on the collection page skipped items marked sealed, so a sealed figure counted on the dashboard but not on the page you manage it from. The held count, its completion bar and its filter all include them now.
• One wishlist number - The wishlists page header could disagree with the wanted count every other page shows. It now reports the same number everywhere.
• Filter counts tell the truth - Status and series counts in the collection filters included deleted copies and stopped counting at 1,000 items. Large collections now see accurate tallies.
• Gains and losses measure what you own - Portfolio performance quietly included sold, transferred and wishlist copies in its cost basis. It now measures exactly the items in your collection — and "top value items" can no longer feature something you don't own.

Improvements

• The item panel opens on the answer - Opening an item from the grid now always starts on Overview, instead of whichever tab the previous item was left on. Stepping to the next item keeps your tab, so comparing market data across a series still works.
• Every overlay is the same product - Dialogs, sheets and side panels had drifted into different backdrops, surfaces and close buttons. They now share one shell — the close button stays put in long overlays, the mobile menu no longer shows two overlapping close buttons, and depth and glow effects render as designed.
• Real thumb targets on touch screens - Buttons, inputs and pickers in the item panel now grow to a proper touch size on phones and tablets — desktop keeps its density.
• Better with a screen reader - Controls in the item panel that never announced a name now do, headings run in order, and deleting a photo asks through the same styled dialog as every other destructive action.
• One status colour vocabulary - The panel had its own colour table that disagreed with the rest of the app. An item's status is now the same colour in the panel as on the card that opened it, including the market confidence meter.
• A quieter collection page - The amber "items in series you don't track yet" banner is gone from the collection and wishlist pages. Tracking a line still works through Discovery, or automatically when you add an item from one.

Bug Fixes

• Choosing a new grail can no longer lose your grail - If the swap failed partway, you could be left with no grail and no message. It now rolls back safely, tells you what happened in plain words, and names the item that's about to become a white whale before you confirm.
• Adding a copy shows up instantly - The Add Copy button waited a full round-trip before the new copy appeared — easily read as the button not working. The list now moves the moment you tap.
• The Origin story form fits again - On phones, its Cancel button rendered past the edge of the screen and couldn't be reached. The section now matches the rest of the panel, and its "I don't know" option says exactly what it will do.
• The cover-photo badge renders - The gallery never recognised which photo was the cover, so the badge never appeared. Layout repairs ride along: the acquisition timeline uses its full width, and status badges sit properly on the photo plate.

What's New

• One design across the whole app - Every signed-in page — dashboard, collection, item details, checklist, timeline, wishlists, discovery, statistics, account and more — has been rebuilt in one consistent visual language. The same panels, headings and figures everywhere, and one colour vocabulary: a status is the same colour on the dashboard, a collection card, or a checklist row.
• Navigation that's grouped and labelled - The sidebar is organised into named, collapsible sections with one consistent vocabulary — and narrowing it to icons is now a properly designed mode instead of a broken one.
• Jump anywhere with ⌘K - The command palette is now available to every collector: every destination and action is one keystroke away, with catalog search handed straight to the search sheet.
• Dark, always - Light mode is retired. The app paints dark before the page even loads, so there's no white flash on the way in and no half-light page from a stale preference.
• A dashboard that shows your collection - Your pieces appear as actual photographs at their true colours instead of icons. New Acquisitions is a real grid, hovering zooms, and the hunt is a full-width band that puts your grail directly beside the rest of your wishlist.
• One toolbar for the collection - Franchise, product line and series are now scope pills under the page title, with Checklist, Sweep and Import gathered beside them. "Advanced" is now simply "Filters", and the Checklist link follows the scope you're actually viewing.

Bug Fixes

• Franchise pages work again - Every franchise page returned "not found", and once reachable would have rendered empty. Star Trek now shows all 665 of its items.
• The Holy Grail journey grid renders - The journey view had never worked for any collector with a grail set. It does now.
• The wishlist picker opens again - With more than one wishlist, tapping the heart on a card silently added the item to your default list instead of asking which one. It asks again.
• No more duplicate wishlists - Adding two items at almost the same moment could create a second copy of your default list. Existing duplicates have been merged back into one, and it can no longer happen.
• Tooltips no longer flash after a tap - Labels now appear on hover and keyboard focus, where they're genuinely useful — not after every tap on the way to a new page.
• Readability and layout repairs - Figures and labels that fell below the accessible contrast minimum were corrected, and pages that could scroll sideways on a phone no longer do.

What's New

• See every achievement from the dashboard - The Achievements card now has a "View all" button that opens the full list — earned achievements with their dates, and locked ones with live progress bars toward each goal. Opening it also re-checks your milestones, so anything you've already qualified for is awarded on the spot.
• Ownership bars for every year in the jump menu - In year-grouped product lines, the year sidebar previously showed real progress bars only for years you'd scrolled through. Every year now shows its true owned / on-order / wishlist split up front, even in 1,000+ item lines.

Bug Fixes

• Achievement progress counts what you actually own - Item-count achievements were counting wishlist entries, sold items, and duplicate copies — so their totals disagreed with the dashboard's Owned tile. They now use the same counting engine as the rest of the app, and the card's "unlocked" total is no longer capped at 5.
• Search without the navigator bar in the way - Searching your collection used to leave the franchise → product line → series bar on screen even though it didn't reflect the items found. It now steps aside while you search, and search links always cover your whole collection — so the item you searched for shows up.
• Dashboard images sit on a proper backdrop - Product photos with transparent backgrounds rendered against a dark grey panel on the dashboard; they now sit on the same white plate used across the rest of the app.

Bug Fixes

• Share links and page previews point to the right place - A handful of pages built their absolute links — social-media preview cards and exhibit share links among them — from the wrong source, with one even falling back to the wrong domain. Everything now uses the site's single configured address.

What's New

• Market value vs retail, at a glance - Where an item has both a market value and a retail price, its market details now show how the two compare — for example "+12% vs retail", or "≈ retail" when they're within a few percent of each other.

Bug Fixes

• Market-value details always reachable - The "where this estimate comes from" panel now appears for items that have a market estimate but no individual price history yet, and it stays available even if part of the item's catalog record fails to load.

What's New

• Jump to any year in your collection - In year-grouped product lines, the year sidebar now lists every year up front — including ones that haven't loaded yet — each with its item count. Click any year and the list reopens right there, with a "Viewing from …" pill and a one-click way back to the top.

Bug Fixes

• Smooth scrolling through large year-grouped lines - Big lines used to load pages in one order but display them in another, so newly loaded items could insert above where you were reading and yank the page around. Everything now loads and displays in the same order, and even 1,000+ item lines stay responsive.
• Checklists cover the whole line again - Checklist views and PDF exports silently stopped after the first 60 items of a line; they now include every item in the current view.
• Opening a line you don't collect shows the right view - Following a link into a year-grouped product line you have no items in used to fall back to the wrong grouping style; the view now always matches how the line is organised.

Improvements

• The value chart now lives inside the dashboard hero - It replaces the hero's sparkline in place, keeping the same clean look while adding the dated axis, hover tooltip, and a subtle 3M / 6M / All range toggle.

Bug Fixes

• Search results show item images again - Catalog search — both the global search bar and the Search Catalog page — had silently fallen back to placeholder icons for every result. Thumbnails now come through the same image pipeline as the rest of the app.
• The Search Catalog page returns results again - The page always reported "No results" even for terms the global search matched. It now searches correctly and shows release-year badges too.

What's New

• Value over time chart on the dashboard - A new chart plots your weekly appraised-value snapshots on a real dated axis, with 3M / 6M / All range toggles and a tooltip showing the exact value on each date — in your display currency. It appears automatically once your account has at least two snapshots of history.

Bug Fixes

• Dashboard and Statistics now always agree - The two pages previously disagreed on your headline numbers — Statistics left sealed box sets out of its Owned and Total Items counts while the dashboard included them. Both now share a single counting engine, and the Statistics Owned tile notes how many sealed box sets are included.
• No more duplicate value in the dashboard hero - The stat strip under the big appraised value repeated the same figure in a small "Value" tile; the duplicate is gone and the strip now shows Items, Owned, Incoming and Wishlist.
• Chart dates render correctly in every timezone - Snapshot dates could display one day early for collectors west of UTC; dates are now parsed in your local timezone.

Bug Fixes

• Numbered bonus ships file correctly again - In the collection issue view, items whose issue number carries a variant letter (like "B13A") or an edition tag (like "B2 (M2)") were landing under "Specials & Unnumbered" even though they're properly numbered. They now fold into their correct issue batch alongside the rest of the series.

Out of Beta

• Aecura is officially out of beta - 🎉 After months of building alongside our earliest collectors, Aecura is now generally available. Sign-ups are open to everyone, and the paid Collector plan is live alongside the free plan. Thank you to everyone who tested, reported bugs, and helped shape what Aecura became.

What You Can Do With Aecura

• Track your whole collection - Log what you own, want, have on order, or have pre-ordered across every franchise, product line, and series — with instant status changes and quick wishlist management.
• Know what it's worth - Real market valuations with price history, confidence, and provenance, shown in your preferred currency — with your appraised value and value-over-time front and centre on the dashboard.
• Handle box sets properly - Track sealed and opened sets, see what came in each box, and manage the copies unpacked from them — without double-counting their value.
• Bring your collection in, take it with you - Import from a CSV, BrickLink, or Brickset export, and export or print your collection and checklists whenever you like.
• Explore the catalog - Browse the public open-data catalog of franchises, product lines, and items — free and open to everyone, no account needed.

Also in This Release

• Rights-holder credits on collection and catalog pages - Every collection view and public catalog page now shows the appropriate copyright and trademark attribution for the franchises and brands it features — the franchise's rights holder, each brand's maker, and an acknowledgement that all product names, logos, and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Bug Fixes

• Your plan updates the moment it changes - The plan shown in the sidebar used to lag behind after you created an account or switched plans until you refreshed. It now updates on its own as soon as your plan changes.

Bug Fixes

• No more sideways scroll on the dashboard and other pages - At laptop widths the main content could push past the right edge of the window, letting the whole page slide sideways. The layout now shrinks to fit its column, so pages stay put across every screen size.

What's New

• Privacy-conscious product analytics, tied to your cookie choices - Aecura now uses privacy-conscious analytics to understand which features help collectors most. It fully respects the cookie banner: where consent is required nothing is tracked until you accept, declining keeps your browser free of analytics cookies entirely, and logging out resets the analytics identity so shared devices don't mix people up.

Improvements

• Your appraised value appears much sooner - The dashboard used to hold everything back — headline value included — until every section had finished loading. Your appraised-value hero now paints as soon as its own numbers are ready, and the sections below stream in as they land. On larger collections this cuts seconds off the wait for the number you came for.

Bug Fixes

• The collection page fits phone screens properly - A long product-line name on the "start collecting" button could overflow and shrink the whole page; it now wraps. Opening a picker near the keyboard no longer flips the list off the top of the screen.
• Blurred previews no longer catch keyboard focus - On the account page, the blurred plan-comparison preview shown to beta accounts could still be reached with the Tab key. It's now fully inert for keyboard and screen-reader users.

Improvements

• Rapid status taps on box sets are instant and reliable - Tapping Wanted / On order / Sealed on box-set cards now updates immediately, and a quick burst of taps no longer flickers back to an older status or risks adding duplicate copies.

Bug Fixes

• Removing a box set can't be undone by a slow network - Confirming a removal now takes effect immediately, even if a status change was still in flight.
• The "series you don't track" banner moved below your collection - The untracked-series nudge no longer pushes your collection down from the top of the page.
• What you paid applies to your primary copy only - Recording a purchase price no longer stamps that price onto every copy of an item — wishlist copies were picking up prices for items you never bought.
• Your acquisition story shows without narrative text - Entering just a date, store, or place now shows the acquisition timeline right away (the story text is optional), and the purchase location you pick on the map now actually displays.

What's New

• Items and box sets can show their packaging alternatives - The same product often shipped in more than one box — first editions, reprints, regional variants. The item page and collection slide-out now list every declared alternative with its own box art, label, and SKU, so you can see which editions exist.
• Tag which packaging your copy came in - Editing a copy now offers a Packaging picker whenever an item has alternatives, and marks the ones you own with a "Yours" badge.

Bug Fixes

• Item links across the app work again - Search results, wishlists, dashboard grails, alerts, franchise pages, and box-set views could land on a "not found" page. Every one now opens the item's current page.
• Breadcrumbs no longer show raw item codes - An item page used to show its internal ID in the breadcrumb trail; it now reads "Item Details".
• The item slide-out's tabs work with screen readers - On small screens the Overview / Copies / Market tabs were icon-only with no labels; assistive technology can now navigate them.

What's New

• See what's in a box before you own it - A box set's contents used to appear only once you owned a copy. Now the item page and collection slide-out always show "What's in this box" — each component's picture, name, SKU, and quantity, linking through to its own page.
• Claim several boxes in one go - When an item belongs to more than one box set, you can now tick multiple boxes at once (with SKU and packaging hints to tell similar editions apart) and confirm them all together.
• The box-set question now appears everywhere you add - "Did you buy this as part of a box set?" used to be skipped on some add paths, including the dashboard's guided add. Every add surface now asks.

Bug Fixes

• Claiming boxes from a new product line no longer loses any - Claiming boxes from a line you don't track yet now carries every ticked box through the "start collecting" step; cancelling backs out cleanly with nothing half-added.
• Long box prompts no longer hide their confirm button - On small screens, a prompt listing several boxes could push its own confirm button off-screen. It now scrolls.
• The mobile add button works again - On phones, another floating control could sit on top of the add button and swallow its taps.
• Rapid status changes no longer flicker back - Changing many items' status in quick succession could briefly revert some before settling. Every tap now sticks first time.

What's New

• We now ask if an item came in a box set - When you add an item that belongs to a box set, Aecura asks "Did you buy this as part of a box set?" Say yes and the item is recorded as coming from that box, with the box's cost tracked at box level. Decline and adding works exactly as before.
• Record a box you bought already opened - Buying a set that reached you opened is now its own choice, instead of adding it as sealed and opening it straight away.
• Add the rest of a set in one step - Recorded one item from a box you own? You can now add all the remaining contents together in a single action, each linked to the box.
• Every copy shows the box it came from - A figure bought loose and the same figure from a boxed set are no longer indistinguishable — each copy notes the box it arrived in, and owning a set more than once shows a copy count.

Bug Fixes

• Box set values no longer double-count - An opened box used to count its own value on top of the contents it was unpacked into, inflating your total. A sealed box now counts as the box; an opened one counts as its contents — never both.
• Box sets show their value at all - Box sets used to contribute $0 to your portfolio no matter their worth. Sealed boxes now carry their value into the total.
• Box set contents show their real names - Components that listed as "Unknown Item" now show what they actually are.
• A set you only want is filed correctly - Marking a box set as wanted no longer lists it under "Sets you own" — wanted, on-order, and pre-order sets now appear under "Also available in".

Bug Fixes

• Older market prices are no longer replaced by the retail estimate - When an item's only sales were more than 90 days old, its value could quietly fall back to the recommended retail price. Those items now keep their real market value, clearly labelled as based on older sales, and retail is only used when there are no recorded sales at all.
• Retail estimates are clearly marked - Items priced only from retail now show as an estimate rather than an observed market price, on item pages, in pricing details, and in Ask Aecura answers.
• Consistent collection value everywhere - Your dashboard total, statistics, portfolio snapshots, and Ask Aecura now all calculate your collection's value the same way.

Bug Fixes

• More LEGO sets show a market price - Some newly added LEGO sets weren't picking up their market pricing. They now do, and existing sets have been updated too.

Bug Fixes

• Expired sessions now take you straight to login - Acting after your session had expired could show a vague error. The app now spots the expired session and sends you to the login page instead.

Improvements

• The collection page loads much faster - The list now loads in pages and fills in progressively, with space reserved up front so the page doesn't jump around while it loads.
• A quicker dashboard - The dashboard's first paint is faster thanks to lighter initial loading and better image handling.

Bug Fixes

• Item condition sticks everywhere - Setting a copy's condition now survives a reload on every view, including variant copies, not just the main roster.
• Variant copies show in the right place - Opening an item directly no longer folds your variant copies into the parent's Copies list; they stay under the Variants tab, and the parent's count reflects only its own copies.
• The open item panel stays fresh - An item you have open now refreshes correctly when your collection changes, instead of quietly showing stale details.
• Honest costs when exchange rates are unavailable - A purchase price in another currency is left blank rather than shown at the wrong scale if live rates can't be loaded.

Improvements

• Better keyboard and screen-reader access - The franchise, product-line, and series selector cards were restructured so the main action and the clear (×) control are separate, properly focusable buttons.

Bug Fixes

• Wishlist pages now have a proper title.
• Discovery no longer shows a broken placeholder image - Product lines without an image now use a real placeholder that ships with the app.

What's New

• Sub-series get their own sections - Viewing a series that has sub-series (for example Discovery with its Bonus and Large ships) now shows the main series first, then each sub-series under its own header with an item count and completion bar, instead of everything interleaving by issue number.
• The jump menu mirrors those sections - Main issue ranges first, then each sub-series with its own short entries, and section headers jump straight to the section.

Bug Fixes

• Variants can no longer appear twice - A status-filtered view could show a variant both as its own card and folded into its parent; the parent card now represents the variant with its corner badge.
• Lettered issue numbers are real numbers now - Items numbered like "DB1" or "DL-1" no longer land in "Specials & Unnumbered".
• The series navigator keeps its width - On smaller screens the Checklist, Track, and Settings buttons move to their own row instead of squeezing the navigator.

Improvements

• A wide accessibility pass - Navigation highlights, toggle states, progress bars, filter menus, and several contrast issues now meet accessibility standards, with better contrast for destructive buttons in dark mode.

Improvements

• Much better colour contrast across the app - Text on cards for items you don't own stays readable (only the image dims), and secondary text is darker to meet accessibility standards.
• Screen-reader fixes - Checklist and account menus, the collection progress bar, and timeline controls now expose proper names and roles, and links in legal and pricing text are underlined so they stand out without relying on colour.

Bug Fixes

• The search page no longer crashes - Opening search and the public franchise filter menus hit a crash that is now fixed.
• Fewer display glitches - Date and year timestamps no longer cause brief rendering warnings.

Bug Fixes

• No more sign-up dead-end - Signing up now lands on a "check your email" screen showing the address you used, with a resend button, instead of quietly returning to the login page.
• Account deletion now completes - Pending account deletions are carried out after the grace period, removing your data and files and cancelling any active subscription, with your cancellation link working right up until then.
• Variants no longer show as duplicate copies - and collection, portfolio, and checklist counts fold variant copies in correctly.
• Re-adding a wishlist item is safe - no more duplicate wishlist entries.
• Checklist status pills render again - and checklist PDF exports no longer waste most of the first page.

Improvements

• A proper social sharing card - Sharing aecura.app now shows a card with the logo and tagline.

Improvements

• A header that fits your phone - The collection page header now stacks cleanly on small screens: full-width franchise and series selectors, icon-only actions with proper labels, and a slimmer header.

Bug Fixes

• Correct numbers on large filtered collections - Advanced-filter results now count past 1,000 items instead of stopping short.

What's New

• Advanced filters, finally - A new Filters option on the collection page lets you narrow by product type and by item details (scale, material, character, and more, varying by product line). Active filters show as removable pills, combine with search and status filters, and live in the address bar so a filtered view can be bookmarked or shared.
• Just as fast on big collections - Filtering happens at the source, so it's as quick on a 2,000-item collection as on a 20-item one.

Improvements

• "Your Cost" always means what you paid - Some views could show the retail price instead of your recorded cost. Every cost figure now comes from your own purchase data, converted to your currency consistently.
• Your feedback gets answers - When you send feedback, we can now reply and resolve it, and you'll see the response next time you're in the app instead of it disappearing.

Improvements

• A lighter sign-in shield - The invisible security check that guards sign-in, sign-up, password reset, and the waitlist has moved to a faster, more privacy-friendly system. For almost everyone it stays completely invisible; only a rare suspicious visit ever sees a quick "confirm you're human" tick box.
• No cross-web tracking - Unlike the previous provider, the new check doesn't follow you around the web to decide whether you're human.

What's New

• Your collection reacts the instant you tap - Marking something Owned, On order, Pre-order, or Wishlist now updates the moment you tap it, with no spinner and no full-list reload. The change shows instantly and saves quietly in the background.
• One tap to any status, right on the row - Checklist rows now carry direct status buttons, and on mobile you can swipe a row to send it straight to your wishlist.
• A wishlist button that just works - One click adds to your default list. If you keep more than one list, a quick picker lets you choose and remembers your pick for the rest of the session.

Improvements

• Trustworthy portfolio totals - The portfolio view now loads your full holdings and reports honest totals (no more "≈" guesses), and adds bulk-select so you can act on many items at once.
• A tidier toolbar - Import now sits with the collection's context header and the toolbar is consolidated, so the top of the page is less cluttered.

What's New

• "What did you pay?" right as you add - When you log something as Owned, On order, or Pre-order, you can now enter what you paid without leaving the add flow. It's optional, and Wishlist entries skip it.
• A running haul receipt - Adding several things in one sitting? A receipt tallies everything you just added and totals it up, and shows the market value alongside so you can see the gap at a glance.

What's New

• A global "+" on every page - A new add button lives in the header (and as a floating button on mobile), so you can add an item from wherever you are.
• Search-first: type what you have - Enter a set number ("75192") or a name ("Millennium Falcon"), pick it from the results, and confirm - no drilling through franchise, line, and series to log something you already know. Items from the lines you follow rank to the top, and anything already in your collection is flagged.
• Pick how you own it - At confirm, choose Owned, On order, Pre-order, or add it to your Wishlist. Prefer to browse? A "Browse by franchise instead" link opens the familiar guided picker.
• Never a dead end - If we don't have an item yet, "Can't find it? Tell us to add it" files a request to expand the catalog.

What's New

• Browse the full catalogue without an account - A new public catalog at /catalog opens up franchises, product lines, series, and items to anyone, with search and series navigation and a page for every item, no login required.
• Free open-data downloads - Every published line offers a live CSV and JSON export, licensed CC BY 4.0. Catalogue data only, never pricing or ownership.

What's New

• A price-history chart with your own purchase markers - An item's Market tab now shows a proper price-history chart: new vs used trends, a high/low band, a dashed retail line, and a dot at each copy you own marking what you paid, with a one-line summary like "You paid $59.99 - market avg is now $104 (+73%)."
• Know how trustworthy a price is - A new provenance card explains where a value comes from ("38 BrickLink sales, 2 community reports") with a confidence meter and freshness date.
• A real free preview - Free accounts now see an item's last-known value, a sparkline, and the provenance card, with the full history and recent sales as the upgrade, instead of a blurred wall.

Improvements

• A smoother start for new collectors - A first-run wizard helps you pick the lines you follow, add your first items, and set your currency, and a one-time appraisal reveals your collection's value once it has enough priced items (both rolling out gradually).
• Release Radar - A "new in your lines" feed with a header bell and one-tap Wishlist, Pre-order, and Own actions, so newly-catalogued items in the lines you follow come to you (rolling out gradually).

Bug Fixes

• Prices you paid in another currency are now valued correctly - If you recorded what you paid in AUD, GBP, or EUR, your collection value, gain/loss, and history now convert those amounts at live exchange rates, instead of counting, say, A$100 as US$100. USD collections are unchanged, and this applies everywhere value is shown.

Improvements

• Groundwork for what's next - Bulk collection import (from a CSV, BrickLink, or Brickset export) is rolling out gradually, and portfolio snapshots now give your value-over-time chart a proper starting point.

What's New

• The closed-beta pages now let you join the waitlist - When sign-ups are closed, the sign-up page and the "Get started" prompt on pricing offer a simple one-field email capture instead of a dead end.
• "You're #N in line" - Joining sends a confirmation email letting you know you're on the list and roughly where you stand.

Bug Fixes

• Sign-up no longer depends on the billing provider - A payment-system hiccup can never block account creation.

What's New

• Milestones now feel like milestones - Adding your first-ever item, your first item in a franchise, and every 10th and 25th item gets a little celebratory nudge, without getting in the way of everyday adds.
• Completing a series is a moment - Finish collecting a series you're tracking and you get a proper celebration with confetti, and only when it's genuinely 100% complete.
• The hunt paying off - Marking one of your Holy Grails as owned now triggers a Victory Lap showing how long you hunted for it, what you paid, and how it's tracking, whether from the item panel or the collection grid.
• Undo still has the final say - Undo an acquisition and its celebration is dismissed with it. Celebrations also respect your device's reduced-motion setting.

Improvements

• Your stats update the instant you change an item - Marking something owned, on-order, or moving it to a wishlist from the collection grid now updates the counts at the top immediately instead of lagging a beat behind.
• Undo any status change - Every status change shows a "Marked as … - Undo" prompt; one tap puts the item and your counts back exactly as they were.
• A little tactile feedback - On phones that support it, tapping a quick-status button gives a subtle vibration. You can turn it off under Account, Collection Preferences, and it respects reduced-motion.

What's New

• Every value now shows in your preferred currency - Set it once on the Account page (USD, AUD, GBP, or EUR) and the dashboard value, stats strip, portfolio figures, featured grail, and statistics page all display in it, converted from live market data at today's rate.
• A sensible default - If you haven't picked a currency, we start from your region, and you can change it any time.
• Nothing about your data changes - Prices are still stored in USD under the hood; only the display converts, so exports, snapshots, and price alerts are exactly as before.

Bug Fixes

• Exchange rates that had been frozen now refresh daily - The daily rate refresh had been silently failing, so AUD/GBP/EUR conversions were using months-old placeholder rates. Rates now refresh every day from European Central Bank data, and the job reports a problem instead of pretending to succeed.

Bug Fixes

• The Holy Grail picker is back - The grail card has its cog again to choose, change, or add your Holy Grail.
• "Add an item" now works end-to-end - Fixed an error that stopped items being added from the guided flow.

Improvements

• Clearer quick actions - "Discover your next collection", "Complete a collection" (for example "1 more item to complete a series"), and "Add an item".

What's New

• A brand-new dashboard - Your collection now opens on a "statement" layout: a headline appraised-value panel with a value-over-time chart and quick stats, your featured grail, fast actions, a clean acquisitions view, holdings by franchise, and a recent-activity timeline alongside collector intel and achievements.
• Quick actions, front and centre - Jump straight to discovering your next piece, chasing the set you're closest to completing, or adding an item.
• Guided "Add an item" - A mobile-friendly flow that walks you franchise, series, then the missing pieces, and lets you add each as Owned, On order, or Pre-order.

Improvements

• Richer catalog data - Behind-the-scenes import improvements bring in more product variants and images, so items show up more complete

What's New

• Say hello to Auri - Our collector assistant now has a name, a friendly mascot, and a warmer personality - and it's always grounded in your real data, never making facts up
• Rolling out gradually - Auri is rolling out in stages and will appear for everyone soon

Bug Fixes

• Behind-the-scenes improvements to our catalog import tools

What's New

• Item descriptions - Catalog items can now carry a description, shown on the item's page when one is available

Bug Fixes

• Deleting a catalog item, or clearing a whole series, works correctly again

Bug Fixes

• No more 1,000-item cap - Collection totals (the "X / Y" on franchise, product line, and series headers, plus completion percentages) now count every item - a 1,043-item series no longer shows as 419
• Large series fully load - Series and product lines with more than 1,000 items now load completely
• Whole-collection stats - Collection value, status breakdowns, and the guided navigator now include everything

Bug Fixes

• Scoped to what you follow - Your collection now correctly shows only the franchises, product lines, and series you follow
• Full catalog totals - Menu count badges show how many items exist in the catalog, so you can see how complete your collection is
• Complete search & filtering - Status filters and name search now page through every match, with an accurate result summary

Bug Fixes

• Behind-the-scenes catalog improvements for very large product lines

Bug Fixes

• Big collections load again - Large collections and series (with 1,000+ items) now load reliably across your roster, exhibits, wishlists, portfolio, and series tracking, instead of failing or showing nothing

Bug Fixes

• The Account page no longer errors and now loads reliably

What's New

• Export to CSV - Download your product-line items as a CSV, ready for spreadsheets or backups
• Printable checklist - Generate a clean, print-friendly checklist of your collected lines - perfect for conventions and shows

Bug Fixes

• Behind-the-scenes improvements to our product discovery tools

What's New

• Start collecting in one click - A new inline "Start collecting this series?" flow lets you add an item to your collection without leaving the page
• Orphaned wants banner - A banner now surfaces items you wanted but aren't following, so nothing slips through the cracks

What's New

• Gain/loss at a glance - The Statistics → Financial tab now shows your total cost basis, current market value, and overall gain/loss (with %), plus your top gainers and losers
• Value tracking - We now record weekly snapshots of your collection's value, with value-over-time charts coming soon

Improvements

• Welcome email - You'll get a friendly welcome when you verify your account, plus a one-click cancellation link if you ever request account deletion

Improvements

• A growing catalog - New behind-the-scenes tools help us discover and add more products from more sources, so you will find more of what you collect

Bug Fixes

• Behind-the-scenes improvements to catalog management

Bug Fixes

• Further catalog management improvements behind the scenes

Bug Fixes

• Additional catalog management improvements behind the scenes

Bug Fixes

• More behind-the-scenes catalog curation improvements

Bug Fixes

• Behind-the-scenes catalog management improvements

Improvements

• More sets & images - Our LEGO catalog now discovers related sets and backfills missing set images, so more sets show up complete with artwork

Bug Fixes

• Catalog sync reliability improvements

Improvements

• More LEGO pricing data - LEGO sets now carry more monthly-average market prices (New and Used) in their price history

Bug Fixes

• Behind-the-scenes catalog and pricing improvements

Improvements

• Clearer refund policy - Updated to a straightforward 14-day refund window, with a quick Refunds link in the footer

Bug Fixes

• A broad sweep of reliability and stability improvements behind the scenes

Bug Fixes

• Faster filtered views - Filtering your collection by franchise, product line, or series now loads only the matching items, so it is faster and uses far less data
• The "Loaded X of Y items" indicator now shows the correct total for the active filter
• Items without a franchise are no longer hidden when drilling into their product line or series

Bug Fixes

• Stability and data-integrity improvements behind the scenes

What's New

• Custom item labels - Product lines can now display a custom item label, like "Set #9476-1"

Security

• Tightened access controls on privileged operations

Bug Fixes

• Behind-the-scenes improvements and fixes

Improvements

• Consistent prices everywhere - Item pages and collection views now read retail prices from a single source, so they always match

Bug Fixes

• The same market value now shows on the dashboard and on item pages
• Behind-the-scenes pricing and reliability improvements

Improvements

• Consistent exhibits pages - The Exhibits list, create, and edit pages now match the rest of the app
• Better empty state - The empty Exhibits view now matches the app's style

Bug Fixes

• On mobile, exhibits with landscape covers no longer break the layout

Bug Fixes

• Opening an item is now instant - no more full-page reload in the background
• The browser Back button now closes an open item, and refreshing reopens it correctly
• Item copy counts no longer drift when scrolling large collections
• Changing the status of a variant now saves reliably
• Your collection picks up changes made in another tab or device when you return
• Comic issues are now grouped by their real issue number

What's New

• Manage series from Discovery - Click "Collecting (X/Y Series)" on a product line to jump straight to the series editor
• Stop collecting from Discovery - Stop following a product line right from Discovery when you own nothing in it

Bug Fixes

• Discovery item counts are now accurate for large catalogs
• Box set item counts respect component quantities
• Search and filters no longer fire duplicate requests, and failed searches show an error

What's New

• Tabbed Statistics - The Statistics page is now organized into Overview, Collection, Financial, and Map tabs
• Filters & drill-down - Filter by product line and growth window, and click charts to drill in
• Filtered acquisition map - The map now follows your franchise and product-line filters
• Faster loading - Statistics load noticeably quicker

Bug Fixes

• Collection value is no longer inflated by sold, excluded, or not-owned items
• Completion percentages use an encouraging color scale again

Security

• Stronger privacy protections - Hardened how your collection data and public profile are kept private

Bug Fixes

• Variant items (like alternate covers) no longer show up as box sets
• Dashboard figures now match the Statistics page

What's New

• Simplified Sign-In - New streamlined authentication with prominent Google sign-in option
• Suggest a Product Line - Can't find what you collect? Submit a suggestion and we'll consider adding it
• Terms & Privacy - Added Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages

Bug Fixes

• Fixed redirect after sign-in - you'll now return to the page you were trying to visit

What's New

• Currency Preferences - Set your preferred currency and see dual-currency display throughout the app
• Enhanced Security - Added reCAPTCHA protection on sign-in and sign-up forms
• Auto Exchange Rates - Currency conversions stay current with daily updates

Bug Fixes

• Improved currency display consistency in modals
• Various security improvements

What's New

• Redesigned Intel Pages - Fresh new look with hero articles, improved navigation, and mobile-friendly filters
• Enhanced Help Center - Better search and article organization
• Smart Back Navigation - Return to your previous page with filters preserved

Bug Fixes

• Fixed scrolling in large dialogs and modals
• Improved article loading and display

What's New

• Full box set support with unboxing feature
• Virtual ownership - opening a sealed box set automatically adds its components to your collection
• Track sealed vs opened box sets separately
• Box set value contribution in portfolio

Improvements

• Improved collection statistics accuracy
• Better filter persistence across pages
• Performance optimizations for faster loading

What's New

• Box Set Opening Wizard - Open sealed box sets and track individual components with full portfolio valuation
• Instant Feedback - See your collection stats update immediately as you make changes
• Value Breakdown - Tooltips now show how sealed box sets contribute to your collection value

Bug Fixes

• Improved error messages during box set operations
• Fixed tooltip display issues

What's New

• Instant Stats Updates - Collection statistics now update immediately when you add or remove items

Bug Fixes

• Fixed sealed box sets being counted incorrectly when filtering by franchise
• Fixed items marked "for trade" not counting toward your owned totals
• Improved filter consistency across the app

What's New

• Custom Targets - exclude items you don't want from your collection goals
• Guided navigator bar for easy series browsing
• Personalized completion tracking that respects your preferences

Improvements

• Better series selection experience

What's New

• BrickLink pricing data for LEGO items - see real market values
• Better price accuracy with recent sales data
• Discovery improvements for finding new items

Improvements

• Better discovery opt-out controls
• Profile and notification improvements

What's New

• Brand new Intel section for product news and announcements
• Stay informed about upcoming releases and collector news
• Set a password for your account (for users who signed up via invite)

Improvements

• Better account management options

What's New

• Improved onboarding for new users
• Enhanced exhibit features with better display

Improvements

• Visual polish and branding updates
• Performance improvements throughout
• Status filter fixes for large collections

What's New

• Beautiful new public profile pages
• Exhibits - curate and showcase your favorite items
• Custom username settings
• Share your collection with friends

Improvements

• Wishlist sync improvements
• Better profile editing experience

What's New

• Direct links to retailers for each item
• Consolidated pricing information in one place
• Easier price comparison across stores

Improvements

• Cleaner price display throughout the app

What's New

• All-new portfolio view showing your collection's value
• Market pricing system v2 with better accuracy
• Sortable columns throughout the app
• Improved pagination for large collections

Improvements

• Better search and filtering options

What's New

• Simplified catalog browsing with better organization
• Enhanced series progress tracking

Improvements

• UI component improvements throughout the app
• Better visual consistency

What's New

• Complete UI redesign with improved navigation
• Enhanced wishlist features - track items you want
• Improved grails tracking for your most wanted items

Improvements

• Better mobile experience throughout the app

What's New

• Beautiful new landing page design
• Beta access system for early supporters
• Personalized welcome experience based on your fandoms

Improvements

• Mobile responsiveness fixes across the dashboard
• Dashboard redesign with cleaner layout

What's New

• Market Data tab on collection items - see prices at a glance
• Interactive price history charts
• View median, average, low, and high prices
• Browse individual sale records with thumbnails and links

What's New

• AI-powered price discovery using eBay sold listings
• Price history visualization - see how values change over time
• Smarter collection valuations using only recent sales data

Improvements

• Better eBay search accuracy with improved query matching
• Fixed items with asking prices not counting in collection value

What's New

• User profiles with custom usernames and shareable URLs
• Add social links to your profile (Twitter, Instagram, etc.)
• Acquisition Map - see where your items came from on an interactive globe
• Release Radar to track upcoming releases you're interested in
• Preorder support for items not yet released
• Pretty, shareable wishlist URLs

Improvements

• New item detail modal with smooth animations
• Better series navigation that remembers your page
• Improved currency display across all regions
• GDPR compliance with data export and deletion

What's New

• Museum-quality dark mode interface - your collectibles deserve to shine
• Intelligent variant folding - no more scrolling past 50 variations of the same item
• Lifecycle tracking with Pre-order, On Order, and Owned statuses
• Release Radar to track upcoming items automatically
• Dashboard showing committed spend vs current inventory

The Vision

Most collection apps are glorified spreadsheets. We built Aecura because your collection deserves a museum, not a flea market.