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How Craftlog Works

One platform, three perspectives. Craftlog connects galleries, production partners, and collectors through a shared record of every edition.

For Galleries

The edition registry for your program

Register editions, assign production to foundries and studios, track progress across every partner, and deliver permanent archival records to collectors. Craftlog replaces the spreadsheet, the inbox and the phone call with one record.

  • The limited edition manager

    Every number of every edition on one record: the size, the medium, the artist, and which numbers are sold, reserved or still available. The tile you tap is the piece you sell.

  • Production Oversight

    Assign work to foundries and studios, set milestones, and follow progress across multiple production partners from a single view.

  • Collector Archival Records

    When a work is placed, the collector receives a permanent archival record: full production history, edition details, and certificate of authenticity.

  • CRM Tools

    Track collector relationships alongside the works they acquire. Notes and acquisition history in one place.

  • Multi-Artist Catalogues

    Manage editions across every artist you represent. Search by artist or title and see exactly where every number stands.

Edition Registry3 active runs
Tidal Memory, ed. 1/25In production
Vernal Study III, ed. 1/10Awaiting proof
Column (Basalt), ed. 1/8Complete

For Artists

Sight of your own work, at last

Artists are usually the last to know what happened to their own editions. Craftlog changes that, and it costs you nothing: your gallery pays, you are invited in, and the link opens on your own work.

  • Every Gallery, One Page

    Most artists show with several galleries and none of them share a system. Craftlog puts every edition you have made on one page, whoever is holding it.

  • Sold and Still Available

    See which numbers in a run have gone and which are still there, without emailing anyone to ask.

  • Production as it Happens

    Foundries and framers post photographs as a piece is made, so you watch the wax, the pour and the patina rather than hearing about them afterwards.

  • Your Name on the Certificate

    Authorise the certificate of authenticity for your own work and add a line in your own words. Anyone who checks it sees the artist stood behind it, not only the gallery.

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For Foundries & Studios

Photograph the work. Send the update.

Production reporting built for the studio floor. Open your personal link, photograph the work at its current stage, and send the update. Three taps, and the gallery and the collector are told. No account required, no learning curve, no extra software.

  • Three-Tap Workflow

    Open the link. Photograph the work. Send the update. Production reporting distilled to its simplest form.

  • Camera-First Interface

    Photograph every stage. Each photograph is timestamped and attached to the production record automatically.

  • Milestone Tracking

    Each production stage, from proofing through finishing, is logged with photos and notes. Galleries and collectors are told as each stage is posted.

  • No Account Needed

    Foundries and studios access their assignments via a personal link. No passwords, no onboarding, no friction.

  • Mobile-First Design

    Built for the studio floor. The entire interface works on a phone, so updates happen where the work happens.

  • Multiple Gallery Support

    Accept assignments from any gallery on the platform. Each job stays organized under the commissioning gallery.

Production Update
Bronze pouring in progress
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For Collectors

The permanent record for your collection

Whether your gallery put it there or you did yourself, every artwork you own deserves a proper record. Catalog your collection, store your certificates, and keep each piece's value and documents with it.

  • Full Production Timeline

    Every stage of your work's creation, documented with photographs, dates, and notes from the artisans who made it.

  • Certificate of Authenticity

    A verifiable certificate tied to the edition record, confirming artist, edition number, medium, and production details.

  • Provenance Chain

    A continuous record of custody from the studio to your collection. Transparent history that strengthens the work's standing over time.

  • Personal Access Link

    Your archival record opens from a private link for thirty days at a time, no account required. Set a password and it is yours for good.

  • Living Document

    The record grows with the work. Ownership transfers, certificates and the documents you add are appended over time.

Archival Record
Tidal Memory, 2024
ArtistElena Vasquez
Edition7 of 25
MediumArchival pigment print
CertificateVerified
Production timeline: 12 entries
1

Sign up and add your first artwork

Create your free account and add any artwork to your collection. Enter the title, artist, medium, and edition information.

Glass artwork in a collection
2

Upload photos and attach documents

Photograph your artwork and upload your certificate of authenticity, receipt, or appraisal documents.

Documenting an artwork
3

Your gallery uses Craftlog? Its records join yours

When a gallery that sold you artwork is on Craftlog, the pieces it sold you appear in your collection. Pieces you added yourself can be connected to the gallery's record when it confirms them.

Gallery interior with artwork on display
4

Export for insurance anytime

Generate a complete insurance report of your collection with one click. Every artwork, its estimated value and condition, in one document.

Bronze sculpture in a collection

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