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Family collections (Android, iOS, Windows 10)

An application for collectors, designed to record and organize collection items.

Program functions:

  • detailed description of the collection item
  • photographs and videos of the collection item
  • copies of documents about the collection item
  • sending information to E-mail, Facebook, Twitter, VKontakte about the subject of the collection
  • Printing reports and photos divided into pages

    • The collection is assembled with jewelry care and love.

    DATE

    CREATIONS

    NAME

    APPLICATIONS

    LANGUAGE

    PROGRAMMING

    08/19/2015

    Family Collection for Android family collection App Store

    Android Phone

    Android Tablet

    		Android

    09.10.2018

    Family Collection for iOS family collection App Store

    iPhone iOS

    iPad iOS

    		Object-C

    09/06/2018

    Family Sharing for Windows family collection Windows Store

    Windows Phone

    Windows 10

    		C#

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    Names of types of collectibles and their explanation:

  • autography – collecting autographs.
  • aquarium hobby – collecting aquarium fish and plants, other inhabitants of river and sea depths.
  • alcoholism – collecting small containers of alcohol, souvenir bottles.
  • analogophilia – collecting similar but different items.
  • anecdotophilia (anecdotics) – collecting jokes and short funny stories.
  • arachnology – collecting spiders.
  • argotimophilia – collecting slang words with roots in the criminal world.
  • arctophilia – collecting soft toys, many people do this, but do they know the real name of their hobby?
  • aphorism – collecting aphorisms, catchphrases, sayings and proverbs.
  • barbiphilia – collecting figurines of Barbie dolls and accessories for them (clothes, jewelry, houses, cars, and so on).
  • Bellomania – collecting phones.
  • bestiarism – collecting ancient, medieval books about animals.
  • bibliotaphilia – collecting data about the owners of collections or libraries, not allowing other people to use them for scientific and educational purposes.
  • bibliophily – collecting books, and it doesn’t matter whether you collect them in strict accordance with some principles, or just litter the whole apartment with them!
  • ticketophilia – collecting travel documents, transport tickets.
  • birophilia – collecting everything related to beer.
  • Beatlemania (Beatlophilia) – collecting everything related to the Beatles.
  • bonistics – collecting paper money.
  • fanophilia – collecting fans, everything is clear here without explanation.
  • vexillology – collecting flags, flags and posters.
  • vectorurism – collecting subway tokens.
  • viaphilia – collecting “small-town” souvenirs brought by the collector from different places.
  • vinographolia – collecting all printed materials related to wine: collecting wine bottle labels, brochures, magazine clippings, advertising booklets and so on.
  • viperophilia – collecting snakes.
  • vitrofilia – collecting glass products is a wide field for activity, isn’t it?
  • vitaphilia – collecting paper rings worn on cigars and cigarettes.
  • gastronomophilia – collecting any items that glorify the cult of food.
  • gelatophilia – collecting ice cream packaging.
  • herbophaleristics – collecting badges with images of coats of arms.
  • glyptothek – collecting stones and stone sculptures.
  • globusophilia – collecting globes.
  • gubography or lipophilia – collecting kisses and lip prints (this happens)!
  • humophily – collecting packaging and inserts with pictures of chewing gum.
  • daysomania – collecting dice and dice.
  • dendrophilia – collecting ancient plant species and tree species.
  • jazzophilia – collecting music records and any things related to jazz.
  • jigsopazlophilia – collecting puzzles.
  • prelogophilia – collecting bird eggs.
  • iconography – collecting various images of historical characters.
  • cactusophilia – collecting cacti.
  • calamophilia – collecting bird feathers.
  • calendarism or calendophilia – collecting calendars.
  • camelophilia – collecting images of camels.
  • campanophilia - collecting bells.
  • cartophilia – collecting postcards.
  • catalogophilia – collecting any catalogs on the subject.
  • kervalabelophilia – collecting beer labels.
  • kinderphilia – collecting Kinder Surprise figurines.
  • kinoclephilia – collecting key rings.
  • kipsekophilia – collecting books published in limited editions.
  • cocoframophilia – collecting individual issues of newspapers.
  • conchiophilia (conchiology, conchiliomania) – collecting river or sea shells.
  • copoclephilia – collecting door key rings.
  • corallography – collecting corals.
  • corrugated card – collecting suitcases and suitcase stickers.
  • cofrophilia – collecting only suitcases.
  • xyrophilia or xerophilia – collecting packaging from safety razor blades.
  • legophilia – collecting sets and individual parts of LEGO constructors.
  • leibology – collecting beer labels.
  • lepidopterophilia – collecting butterflies.
  • lecyphiophilia – collecting samples of perfumes and colognes.
  • lapophilia – collecting errors in periodicals and books.
  • maximophilia – collecting postal envelopes and postcards that have a stamp with the same theme as on the postcard or envelope, canceled with a stamp.
  • marinophilia – collecting items related to marine paraphernalia.
  • memoriphilia – collecting invitation cards, passes.
  • mydalism or phaleristics – collecting medals and orders.
  • microphyly – collecting fungi and lactic acid bacteria.
  • mineralogy – collecting minerals.
  • minimalism – collecting small, miniature objects.
  • msheloimstvo (Plyushkinism) – collecting unnecessary items.
  • soapophilia – collecting soap and soap wrappers.
  • nikophilia – collecting cigarette packs.
  • nordomanophilia (nordomania) – collecting various items united by the theme of the North.
  • numismatics - collecting coins.
  • ophthalmophilia – collecting glasses, lenses, various optical devices and optical instruments.
  • paleontophilology – collecting the remains of ancient animals.
  • papyrophilia (papyrology) – collecting ancient Egyptian papyri.
  • paragennophilia (paragenic collecting) – collecting different items united by one theme.
  • paremiology - collecting parables.
  • peridromophilia – collecting travel tickets, cards and coupons.
  • petrophilia – collecting minerals and stones.
  • pyrophilia – collecting matches and lighters.
  • plangonology – collecting dolls.
  • presophilia – collecting irons.
  • pressophilia – collecting magazines and newspapers, as well as books united by one topic.
  • industrial graphophilia – collecting labels, candy wrappers, packaging materials.
  • psaligraphophilia (psaligraphy) – collecting silhouettes cut out of paper.
  • renardophilia (renardophilism) – collecting materials related to the fairy tale character – the Sly Fox.
  • recipearism – collecting recipes (not just dishes, but in general).
  • serpentaphilia – collecting snakes.
  • sigillation – collecting drawings on postal envelopes.
  • signumanistics – collecting sleeve patches, chevrons, emblems.
  • scripophily – collecting old stocks, lottery tickets, bonds.
  • speleophilately – collecting any materials related to the theme of caves.
  • advice – collecting books, paintings and any other works of art related to the theme of the USSR.
  • staurographophilia – collecting crosses, their images and materials related to the theme of the cross.
  • stereomap – collecting “voluminous” postcards.
  • sticophilia – collecting stickers.
  • stylophilia - collecting pencils.
  • sphragistics – collecting stamps.
  • tabuirophilia – collecting obscene words and expressions.
  • taxidermysticophilia – collecting stuffed animals and birds.
  • tattooophilia – collecting tattoos and their images.
  • Tegestology – collecting stands for beer mugs – coasters.
  • tegestophilia – collecting different types of beer.
  • telephone card – collecting telephone cards.
  • timbrology – stamp collecting, an old name for philately.
  • tesseristics – collecting food cards and food coupons.
  • tyrosemiophilia – collecting processed cheese wrappers.
  • trainspottingophilia – collecting (visual recording) of railway locomotives with subsequent marking in catalogues.
  • trash cashophilia – collecting works of applied graphics made in the form of banknotes.
  • Tuftology – collecting rare stamps of the first issues made in the republics of the former USSR.
  • faleristics – collecting badges, signs, medals and orders.
  • felinophilia – collecting various materials and objects united by the theme of cats.
  • fibulonophilia – collecting buttons.
  • philately – collecting postage stamps.
  • phylobutonistics – collecting a wide variety of buttons, including military and uniform ones.
  • philography – collecting autographs.
  • philocarty – collecting postcards.
  • philotime (calendarism) – collecting calendars.
  • philophony – collecting any sound recordings on any media.
  • phillumeny – collecting matchboxes and match labels, as well as the matches themselves.
  • phytophilia – collecting house plants and cacti.
  • fishophilia – collecting labels from canned fish.
  • phonocartia – collecting musical postcards.
  • fumophilia – collecting smoking accessories.
  • footballophilia – collecting a variety of items united by the theme of football.
  • hobbycart – collecting magnetic cards.
  • shandalophilia – collecting wax and paraffin candles and candlesticks.
  • chessophilia – collecting everything related to chess.
  • shelonophilia – collecting images of turtles.
  • school studies – collecting everything related to school: textbooks, manuals, diaries, notebooks, and so on.
  • stamp research – collecting stamps.
  • exonumia (exotic numismatics) – collecting numismatic objects that are not essentially a payment document.
  • bookplate – collecting bookplates.
  • entomological collection – collecting insects.
  • erkaphilia – collecting stickers used in postal items.
  • eroticophilia – collecting images of an erotic nature.
  • ethilabelophilia – collecting wine bottle labels.
  • humorinophilia (humor) – collecting cartoons, toys for practical jokes, magazines and books of a humorous nature.
  • amberophilia – collecting various amber products.
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