Looking for FREE cataloging system for my relics

[RustyRelics]

I currently have a system for cataloging my bullet collection now, but as time grows on, those papers will get lost or ruined. I want to find a software or something that I can download to my computer that can catalog my bullets and other things. Do any of you know such a system, even if it is not for specifically bullets?

 

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[Deep1]

I'm pretty computer stupid, so I can't help with that.
But I would suggest you scan all you current papers to some sort of external storage, USB stick, SD card or an external hard drive.
I back up important stuff twice, on a USB stick and external hard drive.
I keep the stick handy for quick access to files and the hard drive is in a different place and well protected.

 

[Darke]

You can use a spreadsheet. There's probably a template for it. Or you can use one of the free collectors software that allow editing. There's only one I know of specifically for relics but's its subscription based.

 

[jswami972]

Are you still facing the issue?

 

[RustyRelics]

You can use a spreadsheet. There's probably a template for it. Or you can use one of the free collectors software that allow editing. There's only one I know of specifically for relics but's its subscription based.

I would like to see this application you speak of. Subscription is fine, paying for cataloging software instead of relics is not.

 

[Darke]

I would like to see this application you speak of. Subscription is fine, paying for cataloging software instead of relics is not.

https://relicrecord.com/ It's web based with cloud storage. It has a few advantages over a spreadsheet such as tagging and easy picture addition. It seems pretty basic but it's hard to find dedicated collection software for much outside of cards and comics.

 

[A2coins]

Great info Im going to try that myself

 

[xaos]

How to create an inventory list with pictures in Excel:

https://www.wikihow.com/Create-an-Inventory-List-in-Excel


From Microsoft:
https://templates.office.com/en-US/Inventories

Open Source program, really for coins, but should work for all artefacts: (easy to use and to add pictures)
https://sourceforge.net/projects/open-numismat/files/latest/download