Vitrine: Miniature painting

Vitrine is the painting companion and collection organizer built for miniature painters. Whether you're working through a pile of Warhammer, building a display army, or just trying to remember what paints you used last time — Vitrine keeps everything in one place. Track every miniature you own with name, manufacturer, scale, and game system. Organize into collections like "Blood Angels" or "Shelf of Shame". Track each piece through every stage — from unboxed, to assembled, primed, painted, based, and finished. Save step-by-step paint recipes with brand, paint name, and technique for each step. Keep standalone recipes like "NMM Gold" or "Contrast Skin" that you reuse across projects. Attach recipes to miniatures so you always know how you painted something. Don't have the exact paint a recipe calls for? Vitrine's database includes cross-brand equivalents — if a recipe uses Citadel Mephiston Red, you'll see that Vallejo Heavy Red is a close match. Equivalents are graded by color accuracy so you know what you're getting. Log every paint you own, mark empties and low bottles, and build a wishlist. During a painting session, Vitrine highlights which alternatives you already have on hand. Share your paint collection with a partner or painting group and see each other's paints in a merged view. Follow a recipe step by step with a guided session, or go freeform and record what you do as you paint. Capture photos at each step. Freeform sessions can be saved as new recipes when you're done. Show off your finished work with a public showroom page. Pin your best miniature or collection as a hero piece. Share your profile link anywhere — it works on the web and opens directly in the app. Pro unlocks hobby statistics with animated charts, unlimited photos, advanced recipes with mix percentages and version history, step-level WIP photos, branded infographic sharing, and CSV export. Free includes unlimited miniatures, full status tracking, 3 photos per mini, basic recipes, paint equivalents, paint collection tracking, library sharing, painting sessions, and a public showroom.