Have you always combed the internet for a program that can help you take or maintain an inventory of your stamp collection? Perhaps, you might wish to give StampCAT a try to see how far you can go.

So what is StampCAT?

StampCAT is a database program that helps you to maintain an inventory of your stamp collection. The program will also help you monitor what you have, where it is precisely, as well as the total value of collection you have.

Based on feedback and several reviews of previous version of StampCAT; the publishers have introduced a few bug fixes as well as minor updates. There are a couple of fixes have been made, and users can now create custom browse views, multiple texts can now be displayed correctly, in the Report Designer window, and a few others.

StampCAT also has a powerful set of data fields that enable you to register information as detailed as you want. Information can be registered based on the following formats; purchase date, location, price, market value, quantity, your own notes, country, catalogue number, design, topic, color, perforation, condition, watermark, etc.

Downside

One of the downsides to this application is that no data is supplied; and that means users have to enter all information manually. Nonetheless, StampCAT is not a bad program.

Want to check it out? Visit: StampCAT.

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