Taming a 12-year retro game collection

This is an illustrative scenario — an example of how Bublr is designed to work, not an account of a real customer.

Imagine a collector — call her Aisha — who has been buying retro games since she was a teenager. Boxed, sealed and loose cartridges have piled up faster than any list could keep track of, and the question “do I already own this?” gets answered from memory, in a shop, badly.

In Bublr the shelves become an afternoon of photographs. Each title is recognised along with its condition — boxed or loose, sealed or played — and sorted into bubbles by console. The hunt list stops being a feeling and becomes a filter.

That is the design goal for every category we support: capture from a single photo, structure without data entry, and answers at a glance.