Keep the details
Save photos, scale, series, color, variant, packaging, condition and storage location. Record what you know; leave the rest for later.
A personal garage for your die-cast collection
Small cars.
Big stories.
Keep the cars you own, the ones you're hunting, and the details that make each one yours. A collection app for iPhone and iPad, built around your records.
Your collection, in order
Know what's on your shelf.
And what's next.
Track your checklist
Track owned and wanted cars, quantities and custom lists. Import attributed catalogs, search offline and see which exact variants you own, want or still need.
Bring your spreadsheet
Import a CSV, match its columns and review before saving. Export a spreadsheet, or take your collection with its original photos and a full backup in one folder.
Inside the garage
A place for
every favorite.
Browse your cars by photo. Open a record for the details, notes and memories you want to keep with it.
Screens from earlier development builds with sample records. The interface is evolving; new garages start empty.
Your records stay yours
On your device.
Ready to take with you.
No TinyGarage account, ads or third-party trackers. Collection records and photos are stored on your device. Export a full backup, or choose a folder in Files for automatic backup copies while the app is running.
How your data is handled →A few useful details
Before you
pull in.
Can I download TinyGarage?
TinyGarage is in development. There is no public download yet. This page will be updated when a public build is available.
Can it identify a car from its packaging?
Packaging scans read text and barcodes on your device and show matches from loaded catalogs. You choose the fields and exact variant before saving. A shared barcode never selects a variant automatically; scanning does not identify a car by appearance or authenticate it.
Does my garage sync between devices?
Live collection sync is not available. Full backups include records, lists, photos, catalogs and exact-variant links. A chosen iCloud Drive or other cloud-provider folder can keep copies off your device; the provider handles upload. A successful file write does not confirm that upload has finished.