CLZ is THE collection database software!
Easily catalog your comics, movies, video games, music or books.
Work on your phone or computer and sync data between them.
Reviews from CLZ users
Additionally, I’ve upgraded to the subscription which provides your comic values!
Top class support. Thank you so much.
Thank you for quick and knowledgeable service.
I also use their Android version on my Galaxy S20FE 5G so I can check my inventory as I am shopping for an album, so I don’t purchase one I already own.
I also must say that AJ & Alwin Hoogerdijk, owner and founder of Collectorz.com, provide one of the best software support I have had in years. (I have been using computers since 1986). So if you are concerned about support don’t worry they will always have your back and the annual subscription is extremely reasonably priced.
Latest CLZ news
Fixed:
- Fixed a couple of startup crashes
- Small tweaks to the app icon
Fixed:
- Edit screen: ‘Links’ tab was missing for movies and the ‘Covers’ tab was showing twice
Fixed:
- Add Manually screen didn’t show all tabs
- Fixed various crashes
- Small tweaks to the app icon
- Fixed various crashes
- Small tweaks to the app icon
- Fixed various crashes
- Small tweaks to the app icon
It’s a beautiful, misty day over here as we are nearing the end of October. This week for New Comic Book Day we prepared 222 new issues with 528 releases overall.
DC Comics has reinvented Wonder Woman in the brand new series Absolute Wonder Woman. Be sure to check out issue 1 and prepare for a much darker story.
Image Comics tricks and treats us with several new series, such as Nullhunter, Hack/Slash: Body Bags and The Feeding to name a few, but the one series you might not want to miss is Voices In My Head. A collection of scary tales, written by Eisner Award winner Joe Pruett. This might just be thé perfect comic to read for Halloween!
Finally… lets not forget everyone’s favorite superhero. Tony Stark is back, once again, ready to fight the evil forces of Roxxon and AIM in issue 1 of the new series Iron Man, Vol. 7.
Enjoy!
NYCC 2024 exclusives: please report any missing ones!
We have already added over 200 of this year’s NYCC exclusives.
If you own one that still seems to be missing from CLZ Core, please report them in the special NYCC Exclusives topic we created for this on the Club CLZ forum
Two weeks ago, on Oct 7, we changed our company name to CLZ and moved our website to clz.com.
On top of that, we also renamed our “Connect” web-based editions to CLZ Web. So:
- Movie Connect became CLZ Movies Web
- Comic Connect became CLZ Comics Web
- Game Connect became CLZ Games Web
- Book Connect became CLZ Book Web
- Music Connect became CLZ Music Web
Today, we implemented the next step and also moved the CLZ Web editions to their new home at app.clz.com. (previously “connect.collectorz.com” )
At the same time, the CLZ Cloud site moved from cloud.collectorz.com to cloud.clz.com.
Starting from the year 2000, our name has been “Collectorz.com” with our website at “www.collectorz.com”. Makes sense, right?
But since the release of our mobile apps, titled CLZ Comics, CLZ Movies, etc.. many users started to refer to us as “CLZ”. So we figured, let’s go with the flow and officially rename the company to just “CLZ”!
So last week we made the big switch. Our company is now called “CLZ” and our website has moved to clz.com. (We have owned the cool CLZ.com 3-letter domain for many years and now we can finally make full use of it!)
But that’s not all. We took this opportunity to make several other big changes:
- A new company logo and styling for the CLZ brand
- A complete redesign of the CLZ website, with a fresh and modern styling
- All CLZ mobile apps have new icons, to fit the CLZ brand and styling
- Our web-based software, previously called Comic Connect, Movie Connect, etc… , is now simply CLZ Comics Web, CLZ Movies Web
- Where necessary to make the distinction, we will refer to the mobile apps as “CLZ Books Mobile”, “CLZ Music Mobile” etc…
- The CLZ Shop has moved from shop.collectorz.com to shop.clz.com.
Holy Wednesday Abbreviations Day, Batman! It’s NCBD again! This week we prepared 244 new issues with 541 releases overall.
Let’s kick off with one of the most obvious new series released this week, Batman and Robin: Year One. In this first issue Bruce and Dick face a mysterious new crime boss called the General. Generally speaking, he should no competition for The Dynamic Duo.
Wanna know who’s also back with a brand-new series? Our favourite shape-shifting superhero: Marvel’s most mysterious mutant Mystique, m’kay. Be sure to check out Mystique, Vol. 2!
And last but not least, Image Comics offers us #25 of the freaky and scary series The Department of Truth. Apparently this issue will answer a few boiling hot questions!
Enjoy!