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Turn any image into an interactive catalog.

This tool lets you build a catalog of your products or services quickly and easily. You don’t need to know anything about building websites, databases or other complicated things. All it takes is adding photos or drawings of what you offer — or just the names. Embed the finished catalog in your existing website, or print it on paper with a QR code for every product or service you add a link to.

Explore a demo

Prefer to set everything up by hand? Open the Editor →

See how it works

Select a marker to open a close-up of that piece — its details and Buy are there. ⌂ takes you back to the room.

Buy opens our demo store checkout, where every item costs $0.

Build your own: add an image → mark the details with hotspots → save the catalog file and open it in Viewer.

Put it on your own site: the demo above is the embeddable widget itself — one <script> tag and one <ecm-viewer> line put it on your page. See it on a sample store site → · How to embed →

Ready for AI assistants experimental In a browser that supports WebMCP, an assistant can search the catalog, show you an item and fill the cart for you. How it works →

Watch it work: ChatGPT builds a reading corner (76 s, no sound)

Screen recording; waiting time is sped up. WebMCP is experimental and works only in some browsers and assistants.

Who it's for

Furniture and home goods

Shop the look: tap a piece in a room photo to open it with its details and a Buy button. Or lay out the whole range as a product grid. Open the demo → · Build a grid from your photos →

Parts and equipment

Exploded views linked to part numbers, descriptions and a Buy button — the number on the diagram matches the row in the table. Open the demo →

Paid and members-only catalogs

Sell a guide or a course, or share some catalogs with everyone and keep others for the people you give the password to. One password per file — no accounts, no server; anyone who has the password can open it. You create the protected copy in the Editor. Open the demo (password: stool-2026) →

Teaching and learning

Explorable diagrams for lessons and class projects — no student accounts, no cloud. See the schools page →

Gyms and fitness

Pick a muscle group, find the machine, see how to set it up and print a workout — no app, no account. Open the demo →

Services and booking

A photo list of your services: a client picks one, reads how it goes and taps “Book” — your booking calendar opens. Try the demo →

Local pros on a map

A map of your area with a marker for every pro: a client picks who is closer, sees services and prices and taps “Book”. Try the demo → · Build your own map →

Tests and self-check

Answer options sit on the picture — tap one and it turns green or red, with a running score. Try the demo →

What a catalog can be

1Navigationhow you move between pictures
  • One picture only
  • From a list
  • From a home picture
2Picturewhat is on it
  • One item
  • Photo with hotspots
  • Exploded view
  • Tile grid
  • Map with points
3Detailshow the data is shown
  • Table
  • Card
4Actionwhat a tap does
  • Buy
  • Learn more
  • Exercise
  • Book
  • Answer
  • No action

Examples

Live demos: one pick from levels 1, 2 and 4 (every catalog has both the table and the card).

with the plus, picks collect in a list (cart, collection, workout, picks); without it the action happens right away. It is a setting of the catalog.

The apps

Your store, photosor any picture .ecatm catalogone file · can be password-locked Website, QRor Catalog Server Any phone or PCshops, garages, schools… Your store, photosor any picture .ecatm catalogone file · can be password-locked Website, QRor Catalog Server Any phone or PCshops, garages, schools… Open the full map ↗
Get the apps

Work in your browser

Editor →

Build a catalog: place hotspots on an image, attach data to each.

Get it on Microsoft Store

Viewer →

Open a catalog file and click around it.

Get it on Microsoft Store

Grid Composer →

Build a tile catalog in one go from a folder of numbered photos and a spreadsheet.

Get it on Microsoft Store

Map Composer →

Build a catalog from a map: mark your places, and each one opens its own page.

Get it on Microsoft Store

Apps you run on your computer

Collaboration Server

Edit a catalog live with someone else.

Catalog Server

Share a folder of catalogs from your own computer, on your network or the internet.

Store Importer

Turn your own Shopify, Squarespace, Square Online, Wix or Payhip store into a photos folder and a table, ready for Grid Composer.

or open in your browser: Editor Viewer Grid Composer Map Composer

Built around your catalog files

Collaboration Server downloads

Run the Collaboration Server yourself to edit a catalog live with other people. You don't need it to create or view a catalog on your own.

Windows: Get it on Microsoft Store (or direct download, .exe file)

Linux: Get it on Snap Store (Ubuntu App Center, or direct download for other distros)

macOS: (requires macOS 13+) direct download (Apple Silicon, or Intel) — unzip, then see the release page for the one-line Terminal command needed on first run

Chromebook (Linux/Crostini): direct download, .deb file — see the release page for setup

Catalog Server downloads

Run the Catalog Server yourself to share a folder of catalogs straight from your computer or a flash drive — on your local network, or over the internet. You don't need it to create or view a single catalog on your own.

Windows: Get it on Microsoft Store (or direct download, .exe file)

Linux: Get it on Snap Store (Ubuntu App Center, or direct download for other distros)

macOS: (requires macOS 13+) direct download (Apple Silicon, or Intel) — unzip, then see the release page for the one-line Terminal command needed on first run

Chromebook (Linux/Crostini): direct download, .deb file — see the release page for setup

Store Importer downloads

Run the Store Importer on your computer to turn your own Shopify, Squarespace, Square Online, Wix or Payhip store into a folder of photos and a table — then build the catalog from them in the Grid Composer.

Windows: Get it on Microsoft Store (or direct download, .exe file)

Linux: Get it on Snap Store (Ubuntu App Center, or direct download for other distros)

macOS: (requires macOS 13+) direct download (Apple Silicon, or Intel) — unzip, then see the release page for the one-line Terminal command needed on first run

Chromebook (Linux/Crostini): direct download, .deb file — see the release page for setup

Create your catalog in 3 simple steps