About
World of Banknotes is a feature-rich collection management application built specifically for banknote and paper money collectors. Available on Windows, iOS, Android, and macOS, the software allows users to create and maintain comprehensive electronic catalogs of their collections. Each banknote entry supports over 50 descriptive properties, multiple high-resolution images, file attachments (such as PDFs and Word documents), and external web links, making each record as informative as possible. The application integrates seamlessly with the Hobbykeeper personal web area (my.hobbykeeper.com), enabling two-way synchronization so collectors can access and edit their collections from any device. A built-in image viewer allows detailed inspection of each note, while an Excel import feature makes it easy to migrate existing records into the system. Beyond cataloging, World of Banknotes includes transaction tracking for purchases and sales, complete with buyer/seller details, pricing, and multi-currency support — plus auto-generated income and expense reports. Users can also build and share reference catalogs with other collectors in the community. Whether you're a casual hobbyist or a serious numismatist, this tool brings structure, accessibility, and detail to your paper money collection.
Key Features
- Detailed Banknote Records: Describe each banknote using 50+ customizable properties, including images, file attachments, web links, and personal notes.
- Web Area Synchronization: Sync your collection bidirectionally with your personal Hobbykeeper web account, keeping data consistent across all devices.
- Transaction Tracking & Reports: Log buying and selling transactions with buyer/seller info, prices, and currency — then generate income and expense statistics.
- Excel Data Import: Import existing collection data from Microsoft Excel files to quickly migrate your records into the application.
- Reference Catalog Sharing: Create reference catalogs of banknotes and share them with other collectors in the Hobbykeeper community.
Use Cases
- A hobbyist collector organizing a large personal banknote collection with detailed descriptions, photos, and condition notes for each note.
- A numismatist tracking buying and selling transactions to monitor collection value and generate financial reports.
- A collector migrating an existing Excel-based inventory into a dedicated, feature-rich cataloging application.
- A collector sharing reference catalogs of rare banknotes with other members of the Hobbykeeper community.
- Someone managing their collection across multiple devices using cloud sync between the desktop app and the Hobbykeeper web area.
Pros
- Comprehensive Cataloging: With 50+ properties per note plus image, file, and link support, collectors can document every detail of their banknotes.
- Cross-Platform & Cloud Sync: Available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android with two-way sync to a personal web area for anytime access.
- Built-in Financial Tracking: Transaction logs and auto-generated reports make it easy to monitor collection expenses and income over time.
Cons
- Niche Use Case: The application is purpose-built for banknote collectors only, offering little utility outside of numismatics.
- Paid License Required for Full Access: Full functionality requires purchasing a license (3,290 RUB), which may be a barrier for casual collectors.
Frequently Asked Questions
World of Banknotes is available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, as well as a web personal area accessible via my.hobbykeeper.com.
Yes. The application supports two-way synchronization with your Hobbykeeper personal web account, so your collection stays up to date across all platforms.
Each banknote can be described using over 50 properties, plus multiple images, file attachments (PDF, DOC, etc.), and internet links.
Yes, the application supports importing collection data from Microsoft Excel files, making it easy to transition from spreadsheets.
The software is free to try. A paid license (3,290 RUB) is available for full access. A previously imposed 30-day usage limit has been removed as of version 2.0.4.
