Artwork cataloguing for artists and galleries
CloudCat keeps every work, every edition and every sale in one record. Sending a collector a list of available works used to mean piecing together a spreadsheet, a folder of half-named photographs and an afternoon laying out a PDF by hand. Enter the work once and the rest comes out of that record: tear sheet, invoice, viewing room, wall plan, the page on your website.
It is held to the discipline of a catalogue raisonné (the complete, authoritative record an artist keeps of their work) brought to a living practice: serious infrastructure, a public API on top of your catalogue, and a full export in open formats whenever you want, so your data stays yours. If something feels clunky, could be improved, or is missing, write to us.
A few things worth knowing first
Who owns CloudCat?
Independently owned, funded by the people who use it.
What if CloudCat goes away?
Everything exports in open formats: catalogue, sales, invoices, contacts and your original image files. On every plan, including the free one. The export is never gated or degraded.
What if I stop paying?
Your public site stays online for 30 days. Your catalogue stays intact and downloadable for 90 days, and taking a plan again within that window restores the workspace untouched. After that it is permanently deleted.
Can I use it with the website I already have?
Yes. Host with CloudCat, point your own domain at it, or feed a site you already run — Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, something your developer built. The read-only API is on every plan, and putting your catalogue on a public page is what it is for.
Do you train AI on my images?
No. CloudCat uses image recognition for two jobs: searching your catalogue by what is in a picture, and working out which of your pieces appear in an installation photograph, so you don't have to tag them by hand. It only ever looks at your own catalogue.
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