Cibby is a newly launched iOS app designed for people who collect physical video games. The app arrives today, giving enthusiasts a fresh way to catalog and revisit the titles they own.
The project comes from designer Michael Flarup, who is known for his work in polished, richly detailed software design. That background is evident in Cibby, which leans heavily into visual presentation.
What Cibby Offers Collectors
According to the app’s website, Cibby is built specifically for those who love physical games. Rather than presenting a plain list of titles, the app lets users explore and rediscover their collections in interactive 3D. The goal is to turn a static inventory into something more engaging and visual.
For longtime Mac users, the concept may recall Delicious Library, the classic media cataloging software that displayed collections on virtual shelves. Cibby carries a similar spirit, updated with a modern design sensibility and built for iOS.
Availability and Design Focus
The emphasis with Cibby is clearly on aesthetics and user experience. The interactive presentation is meant to appeal to collectors who take pride in their physical libraries and want a more immersive way to browse what they have gathered over the years.
Cibby is available now, and additional details can be found on the official site at cibby.app.
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