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Version 7.7 · 2026-10-21
• New "Sort position" field • Bug fixing and general improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 7.7, updated 2026-10-21.








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Collections is a personal database app to organize anything.
1. A field for every use
Collections supports over 20+ field types:
• Text, Number
• Boolean
• Picture
• Select
• Email, URL, Phone
• Password
• Date, Time
• Color
• Barcode
And with the Pro version you can use even more advanced fields.
• Document reference - Link documents together
• Group - Add multiple values for a field
• Formula - Create a formula for calculated values. Powerful formula editor with full support to math functions like SUM, AVG
• Sources - Import documents from external APIs with Javascript
2. Customizable
• Add and reorder fields
• Add a separator between fields to better visualize them
• Fields have different display styles like primary, secondary, thumbnail
• Filter and sort data
3. Templates
Collections includes basic templates to get started:…
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• New "Sort position" field • Bug fixing and general improvements
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