Everything CloudCat does, at a glance.

One record per work, with dimensions, editions and photographs held together instead of scattered across a spreadsheet and a folder of half-named files. Add a photo that matches one already on file and CloudCat warns you before a duplicate creeps in.

Get a public site without building one. Publish your catalogue at https://yourname.cloudcat.me, or point your own domain at CloudCat and we'll host it.

Send a collector a polished selection as a link or PDF in minutes, no login required, and they see only the works you chose. Include prices if you like.

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See how each shared link and published site performs — total views, unique visitors and views over time, plus top countries and where visitors came from, down to the referrer and UTM campaign.

Edition groups with AP/HC variants and per-piece status (sold, reserved, consigned) rolled up to the group so you always know what's available.

Keep the original scan, up to 100MB per image, in secure storage. Collectors see a version sized to their device, served over a global CDN.

Record sales and raise a PDF invoice in a click, with multiple currencies, Net 7/15/30/60 terms and due dates worked out for you, tracked from draft to paid.

Lay works out on a virtual wall, save the arrangement and share it as a mock-up. Galleries see exactly what you intended, at scale and in proportion.

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Record every show — venue, dates, curator and type — with the works that hung in it and the installation shots. Upload a photograph and CloudCat suggests which of your works are in it, so the archive links itself together.

Keep the site you already have. Read works and editions straight from the API, a headless CMS for Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, or anywhere else.

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Run a whole roster from one account. Artists work in a single workspace; galleries add staff and manage many artists side by side.