Collecta Pro now starts with a 14-day trial, and the plan table says exactly what Free and Pro include; rooms and shared-link limits follow your plan. A Share sheet on your collection sends a link or an export in one step. Market shows your artists first. Every tool has a home of its own, so the "…" menu is gone. Imports keep an Undo list, and Collector Systems exports with several files import in one pass with a history you can revisit. Market alerts are opt-in with one-tap unsubscribe. Text follows your iPhone's text size. The scanner has an Import button.

Activity, Contacts, Analytics, Inventory and Loans share one header that stays clear of the status bar and blurs as you scroll. A plan that cannot be read says so instead of showing Free. A failed card keeps Pro for 14 days while it retries. Camera prompts say wall placement.

The app opens on your collection: the mark holds until your works have drawn, then the wall parts along its hanging line on first launch. Market trends, provenance research and auction commentary run again, on a current model. Collection insights show the right totals, and valuations only count auction results in the same medium. Passkeys are asked for at sign-in. Changing a password without a reset link asks for the current one. Deleting your account names the store to cancel in first.

Export your collection straight to Files, Mail or any app from the collection menu. The lighting preview shows a work on a dark stage under daylight, gallery and warm light. Activity reads as dated rows, one per work. Collection records name what each work still needs, and the insurance packet counts only what is on file. The launch screen shows the mark at its true size.

Typing in the collection search no longer makes the screen flicker. The app now picks up a new version when you return to it, instead of showing an older one until it is force-quit. Plans and billing is rebuilt: it says what you are on, who to contact about it, and closes with a back arrow. Discreet mode hides every figure with one tap. Imports show progress for each photo, and notifications are legible again.

A clearer collection, with refreshed calendars, charts, and artwork panels. Import progress now reflects each artwork, and completion summaries show the works that were successfully saved. The scanner keeps the correct photos when removing several captures quickly and waits for pending photo imports before finishing. Image uploads preserve transparency and animation, while rotated JPEGs display correctly.

Adding a work from a photo works again: the analysis no longer times out at twenty seconds, the upload shows real progress, and the photo is saved even when it is large. Photograph your wall opens a real camera with a straight-on guide, your photo library, and a look at the shot before you use it. Setting a work's real size takes inches or centimetres. On iPhone the walkthrough controls and placement screens clear the status bar.

Every wait in the app now says what it is doing. Import, valuation, provenance, artist pages, the marketplace, orders, settings and wall placement narrate the step they are on, show real upload progress where bytes are measurable, and never draw an invented progress bar. Faster to read, honest about what is loading.

Correct a record where you're reading it. • Edit in place — tap any value on a work and it opens right there, with the art still on screen. A dashed underline marks what AI guessed and you haven't confirmed. • One save for all your corrections, and a prompt so nothing you typed is quietly lost. • Confirming a record now sticks — reviewed works stop reappearing. • Wall placement rebuilt: your work hangs at eye level, measurements show, and the back button is no longer hidden.

A sharper eye and a cleaner face. • Artwork identification is far more accurate: a stronger vision model reads your full photo, and our auction archive now verifies the artist's name and dates against real records. • One mark everywhere — the app, its icons and widgets now carry Collecta's 2026 identity. • Error screens rebuilt: calmer, clearer, and they keep your place. • Search engines and share previews work properly again.

Collecta is faster and more honest about its numbers. • Market Pulse now reads live again — 5.4 million auction results, refreshed every few minutes. • The free plan has no limit on works: your whole collection belongs in the record. • Artist trends show measured movement, or say plainly when there isn't enough data. • Selling on the marketplace is part of Collecta Pro. • Fixes across the artwork dossier, valuations and charts.

The app has been rebuilt around the work itself. • Your collection now shows every piece at its true proportions, so nothing is cropped to fit a grid. • A new dossier for each work: what it is, what it's worth, and the comparable sales behind that number. • Market Pulse reads the auction record live — 2.3 million results across 2,300 houses. • Bringing records over is one screen now. Drop in a spreadsheet, see exactly how your columns were read, and import. • Your account, sharing and plan all moved to one place. • A new mark, and a launch screen to match.

CollectaPro 1.0.3 improves subscription reliability, App Store purchase handling, and account access flows. This update also includes fixes for subscription restore behavior, promo code redemption, and general stability improvements.

Collecta for iPhone is now faster and more native for serious art collecting. This update adds a dedicated artwork scanner with guided edge detection, multi-image capture, flash control, haptics, and a smoother handoff into your collection workflow. First-run onboarding has been refined to introduce scanning, cataloging, valuation, market trends, and collection management more clearly. We also improved Home Screen quick actions, subscription purchase handling, push notification registration, offline and loading states, and biometric re-authentication when returning to the app.

This update improves first-run collection setup, artwork upload reliability, and inventory privacy. New users now start with an empty collection and are guided to upload their first artwork. We also improved account creation, collection syncing, and payment readiness checks.