Archive: A Powerful Database with iCloud Sync [Sponsor]



Collections Database is the leading personal database app for organizing anything and everything on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

The app has over 20 field types, linkable sub-databases, reusable lists, and a robust customization system. It is a powerful and flexible solution that makes it easy for beginners to start collecting, while meeting the needs of advanced users.

Collections provides the templates you need to get started, including expenses, contacts, subscriptions, books, and more. However, you are always free to start fresh by creating your own custom templates.

There is a long, complete list of field types available for your database as well. The set includes everything you’d expect from a modern database app, including text, numbers, dates, pictures – even barcode fields. Collections can also import spreadsheets from other apps using its powerful CSV import functionality. Collections also offers quick filters, sorting, password protection, smart text-based search, and more.



Archive is free to try, but by upgrading to the Pro version via an in-app purchase, you’ll gain access to an unlimited number of database entries and files, as well as advanced filters. The Pro version also includes a unique visual formula editor that makes creating complex formulas intuitive and easy.

The app is a universal purchase, so your purchases will be available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Plus, though, the collections have been carefully optimized for each Apple platform for the best experience on each platform.

The collection is updated regularly to take advantage of the latest Apple technologies and is privacy-minded. Your data is not collected or sent anywhere else.

Visit the App Store today to learn more, and download the archive database.

Our thanks to Collections Database for sponsoring MacStores this week.

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