A Feed of What Others Are Collecting
Following a collector was a one-way street: you followed them, and then never heard from them again. The Feed closes that loop.
Everything in one timeline — the Feed sits in your dashboard and shows what the people you follow have been doing with their public collections, newest first.Grouped when it should be — a collector who adds fifteen records in one sitting appears once, as a single entry, rather than fifteen times in a row.One addition stays itself — when a group holds a single item, it renders as that item, with its picture and its title, instead of a summary of one thing.Read as far back as you like — the Feed is a historical view rather than a live ticker, so scrolling back through a quiet month works the same as reading a busy one.Finding People to Follow
A feed is only as good as the people in it, so finding them is part of the same screen.
Search for collectors by name — people search sits in the Feed's header, so you can look someone up without knowing their handle or typing a URL by hand.Scan a QR code to follow — point your camera at another collector's profile code and land straight on their page, which is the quickest way to swap profiles at a meet or a fair.An empty feed points somewhere — if you are not following anyone yet, the Feed hands you the search rather than telling you to go and find someone.Your Profile, in Tabs
A profile was one long scroll, with followers and following hidden behind small pills that took you off the page entirely.
Four tabs, one page — Collections, Followers, Following and Badges are tabs, and moving between them keeps the profile header exactly where it is.Counts on the tabs themselves — each tab carries its own count, so how many people follow a collector is visible before you open anything.Every badge, not the first few — the Badges tab shows the full set instead of a strip cut off at four.A Monthly Digest by Email
Once a month, a short email covers what you would otherwise only see by opening the app.
From people you follow — the month's activity from the collectors you follow, summarized rather than listed one by one.Your own month — what you added, and where your collections stand now.What changed in Owlect — the month's update article, so a new feature does not depend on you visiting to find it.Once a month, and easy to stop — every digest carries an unsubscribe link, and nothing is sent between them.Also This Month
More room on both plans — the free plan holds 100 items, and Owlect Plus holds 2000.Refreshes and referrals — free collections re-sync every 5 days, and inviting a collector who takes up Plus earns you 30 extra items per invite.Video games and Pokémon cards — auto-fill for those two types now runs on TheGamesDB and TCGdex.A guide for every auto-fill type — Funko Pop joins the catalog guides, so all ten types with a lookup provider have one.Choose what BoardGameGeek syncs — a linked collection can mirror your wishlist or your preorders, not only the games you own.A fuller export — your CSV export carries quantity, barcode, completeness, the sale fields with their currency, any active loan and the BoardGameGeek id.Ready to organize your collection?
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