edition.
the archive
edition holds your photo books and the other books on your shelf, each with where it came from and what shape it's in, kept the way you actually work. a book bought in a small shop in another city, a signed copy, a book that's been on loan for longer than anyone remembers: each one carries its own story, and edition keeps that story with the book. edition also keeps the art you own, a print, a photograph or an object, with who made it, where it came from and where it's been shown.
in the app
the record path.
example · real books from the founder's library
at a book fair, you scan the barcode and see you already own it.
what it keeps
the isbn, the cover, the edition, its condition and where it came from, by scanning the barcode or typing it in. when a book has a cover photo, its details fill in from it, and you check them before anything is saved. or bring a whole list at once from a csv file, with a template that shows the columns to fill in.
what it follows
your collections, what you've lent and to whom, the books still on their way to you, and the books you keep for reference, each one in the place it belongs. a wish list holds the ones you're still looking for.
certificates
for work you made, you issue its certificate from the record edition already keeps: numbered, with its edition and provenance, and printed for your signature.
what you get
a record of your library, there whenever you need it. you can share a book with a friend as a card with a note, and a review by ari, the intelligence in studio369.ai, can sit beside the books you choose.
start your archive.
one of four tools in studio369.ai, for the people who make the work and the people who keep it.