Collectors patch together binders, cases, and shelves that were never designed to work together. Collectorium is one modular system that moves your collection between wall display at home, protected storage, and carry for events and trade days, without repacking anything. Built by the brothers behind the original Fidget Cube, who are collectors themselves (Disney pins and TCG cards).
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Mark, one of the two brothers behind Antsy Labs. You might know our first product, the original Fidget Cube, which started right here in the crowdfunding world back in 2016.
Collectorium exists because Matt and I are collectors ourselves (Disney pins and TCG cards), and we got tired of the fragmented mess every collector lives with: a binder for protecting, a case for carrying, a shelf for displaying, none of it designed to work together. Moving your collection between home and a trade day means repacking everything, and most of your collection ends up buried in a closet where nobody sees it.
So we spent the last two years designing one modular system where your collection moves between wall display, safe storage, and on-the-go carry without repacking. The same setup that hangs on your wall comes with you to a convention or the parks.
We're launching on Kickstarter Tuesday, July 14. This is our 12th campaign, and we've delivered on every one. Happy to answer anything about the design, the journey, or crowdfunding physical products in general. And if you collect anything, I'd love to hear what drives you crazy about storing and showing it off!
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the brothers behind the fidget cube, nice. one thing i'd love to see is built-in uv protection on the display panels since some of my pins fade over time near the window. would make this a true set-and-forget shelf for me
PIXL
the brothers behind the fidget cube, nice. one thing i'd love to see is built-in uv protection on the display panels since some of my pins fade over time near the window. would make this a true set-and-forget shelf for me
PIXL
@ayenur110304 great idea! Perhaps we'll have to consider that! :)
the modular approach is genuinely clever, especially for folks juggling pins and TCG cards between home walls and trade day bags
PIXL
@adahh8 Thanks, Ada!