Five apps for serious Hot Wheels collectors. Catalog every car, build trade lists, log your Treasure Hunt finds, track series completion, and map your best store runs.
Every car you own, exactly how you track it.
Log your entire Hot Wheels collection with photos, series, year, color, wheel type, condition, and estimated value. Search it by name, sort by value, filter by series. Works on your phone at swap meets. Your inventory, your way.
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Share your dupes and wants before you even get to the meetup.
Hot Wheels trade list builder. Two sections: Have (duplicates), Want (wishlist). Each entry: name, series, condition notes. Generate a shareable link for meetups.
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Every Super TH find, dated and documented.
Hot Wheels treasure hunt and Super TH find logger. Date found, store, city, car name, photos, notes. Builds a personal find history.
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See exactly how close you are to finishing the set.
Hot Wheels mainline series completion tracker. Select a series (Car Culture, Boulevard, Premium, mainline by year). Check off each car. See your completion percentage.
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Know which stores are worth hitting — and when.
Hot Wheels store run tracker. Log each store visit: name, location, date, what you found, shelf status. Know which stores are worth hitting and when.
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Generic inventory apps don’t know a Redline from a Blackwall. These five tools were built by and for serious collectors — the people who hit every Target and Walmart within twenty miles on restock day.
You track by casting country, not just series — clone the Collection Catalog and add the field. You trade exclusively at regional conventions, not local meetups — clone the Trade List and add a convention column. Your Treasure Hunt log needs a “store tip source” field because some informants are more reliable — clone it and add the column. The app that fits your collecting habit is one fork away.