Hoards

A hoard is a named collection of items. Think of it like an album or a folder — a way to group related items together.

Creating a Hoard

1. Click My Hoards in the navigation.
2. Click New Hoard.
3. Give your hoard a name and an optional description.
4. Choose a visibility level:
   • Public — anyone can view it
   • Private — only you can see it
5. Click Create.

Managing a Hoard

A hoard page has five tabs:

Tab	What's there
Items	All owned items in the hoard — browse, filter, and add new ones
Wishlist	Items marked as wanted or ordered
Gallery	A fullscreen photo gallery view of all item images
Posts	Updates and notes posted to the hoard
Stats	Statistics and value breakdown for the hoard

Adding Items

From the Items or Wishlist tab, click the Add Item button (visible if you have permission) to create a new item in the hoard.

Hoard Settings

If you own the hoard (or have the relevant permissions), a settings button appears on the hoard page. Hoard settings are organised into sections:

• General — rename the hoard and update the description
• Appearance — change the cover image and banner
• Privacy — control who can view the hoard
• Custom Fields — define extra data fields for items in this hoard
• Tags — manage the tag list for the hoard
• Permissions — grant other users access to manage or contribute
• Recycle Bin — restore or permanently delete recently removed items
• Export — download the hoard as a data export
• Webhooks — configure webhook notifications
• Delete — permanently delete the hoard (items are also deleted)

Hoard Visibility

Visibility	Who can see it
Public	Everyone, including logged-out users
Friends Only	Only users who are your friends
Private	Only you (plus anyone you've explicitly granted access via Permissions)

WARNING

Changing a hoard from Public to Private will immediately hide it from other users.

See Permissions to learn how to grant specific users access to a private hoard.

Sharing a Hoard

Public hoards have a shareable URL you can copy from the hoard page. You can also share individual items within a hoard.