Preserving Play,
One Artifact at a Time.

KEY FEATURES
Each new object is entered through a detailed input form with a unique ID, item type (console, controller, game, etc.), description, metadata fields, and images.
Comprehensive fields include physical description, release year, manufacturer, model numbers, historical use, condition, and notes.
Monitors each item's current location (exhibit, storage, showcase) and logs any changes, loans, or transfers.
Each entry can be linked to relevant articles, documents, research notes, or media files, enhancing curatorial and educational output.
Every edit is logged automatically, ensuring full traceability and accountability over time.

The Collections Management System was designed not only to serve our institution's internal needs but also to address a wider challenge. Developed by professionals with backgrounds in museum curation, technology, and archival standards, our Collections Management System offers a flexible and purpose-built solution for:
- Managing complex video game artifacts - consoles, games, peripherals, packaging, ephemera
- Tracking object locations, loans, and movements
- Linking media, research material, and historical context
- Ensuring data integrity and security through a GDPR-compliant structure
Whether you're a digital heritage institution, an archive, or a museum beginning to build a video game collection, our system can inspire, adapt, or even integrate into your workflow.
We are open to sharing knowledge, offering demo access, or discussing collaborations with other institutions who share our commitment to preserving play.