• Review each item as you add it, then photograph the same piece on purpose • Sales analytics for what you sold, with CSV and PDF export • A Sales tab in Selling Center; sold listings archive the item • Edit what you paid on the Value tracker • Artist analytics on music collections • Out of scans is an upgrade offer, not a failed add • Pick a color palette, including Blue and Green

Value tracker now lives on collection and inventory Analytics, so you can see how the whole collection moved. Walk into a room and the location sheet already has it selected. Add-item estimates stay in your currency. Plus a round of stability and bug fixes.

Places now work like a walk through the house. Open a page for every room and shelf under Your locations, follow breadcrumbs on the item page, roll Overview up by address or room, and browse everything under a place. You can set a location while adding or from the item page, delete a place without taking its items with it, and a place photo belongs to that place only. Add now checks the scans you have left and names the reason when it cannot start. Barcode lookup waits until the photos have picked the category, so a game case or a record sleeve hits the right catalog. Plus a round of stability fixes.

Adding items is smoother. After the first photo, the session card asks if you want another shot, then settles so you can keep going. Foreign purchase prices convert into the item's currency. Shared item pages now include the worth tracker and market comparables. Restore Purchases tells you when nothing paid was found. Plus a calmer steering-note sheet and a round of small fixes.

Worth is now its own card on each item: a price history, shops and sold comparables in one list, and Check now that starts from the listings you already have. A sold-out shop counts as a confirmed sale, so the estimate stays put when a listing disappears. Every tracked item sits in one Workbench list, so you can pause tracking or free a slot without hunting. Add reads a barcode from the photos you kept, and a catalog hit can land the cover as the hero photo. Sharing and selling are easier to tell apart. Put an item on samla.ai without publishing a listing, open the live page from the app, and step back through a publish sheet instead of starting over. Plus a calmer export menu, prices that stay in whole units after conversion, and a round of small fixes. Also new - Sign in with Apple - Add a steering note when you scan so identification follows your hint - Guiding notes stay on the item and inform weekly worth checks - Edit an item's worth yourself, even while weekly tracking is on - Market comps use real listing links, your currency, and the matching model - Swedish books, comics, and magazines now compare on Bokbörsen

The PDF export got a redesign: a first page with your total value and a category breakdown, a photo on every item, and place photos beside each location heading - all in your app language. Scanning is calmer too. One collapsed progress rail replaces the stack of banners, and you can open it any time to see what the AI is still working on. Plus clearer family sharing wording and a round of small fixes.

Failed scans can be retried without taking the photo again, and a compact status rail shows captures as they run. PDF exports keep a photo on every item in the same location. Collection totals convert currencies through USD, and you can change a location photo from Your locations.

samla.ai now speaks nine languages: English, Swedish, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish and Romanian. Pick yours in Settings and the whole app follows, including the fields the AI fills in for you. Everything you have already cataloged stays exactly where it is.

This update makes collecting and sharing easier: - Take a photo and crop it when adding an attachment - Share an item as a public web page on every plan, including free - Redesigned workbench: Check items, Move location, and Selling - Ask AI again when a scan is uncertain - Warns you when a capture is too dark - Show or hide the password on signup - Retry the price if the store is briefly unavailable - Location, browse, and profile fixes

This update makes collecting and sharing easier: - Take a photo and crop it when adding an attachment - Share an item as a public web page on every plan, including free - Redesigned workbench: Check items, Move location, and Selling - Ask AI again when a scan is uncertain - Warns you when a capture is too dark - Show or hide the password on signup - Retry the price if the store is briefly unavailable - Location, browse, and profile fixes

This update makes collecting and selling easier: - Share an item as a public web page - Redesigned workbench: Check items, Move location, and Selling - Ask AI again when a scan is uncertain - Warns you before keeping a nearly black photo - Show or hide the password while creating an account - Retry if store prices fail to load - Fixes for location photos, browse dates, and profile details

Sell your items from the app through connected marketplaces. Three are available now: - Discogs - eBay - Tradera This update also shows a spinner while you end a live listing.

Capture and cataloguing feel clearer in this update. • New session rail with filmstrip and step progress while you add items • Clearer crop guidance — drag the corners to adjust • One primary action per capture screen • Accessibility and contrast polish

• Better fashion valuations — Clothing, bags, footwear, and jewelry now use Vestiaire Collective for market comps • Performance and reliability improvements

• New Overview tab with collection stats by category and location • Listen, watch, read, and buy links for books, music, films, and magazines • Redesigned Home with a personal gallery of your collection • Clearer location editing, date format options, and fuller localization • Bug fixes and performance improvements