Built around real piece types
Start from a catalog of cookware types — windsor, sauté, daubière, bain marie, turbotière, jam pan and more — each with its own icon and the fields that matter for that shape.
A private ledger for collectors
CopperHound is a catalog built for vintage and antique copper cookware — a place to log makers, stamps, dimensions, retinning history, matching lids, and photographs.
Currently in private testing · access by invite code
What it is
Copper collections carry detail that spreadsheets and notes files make it difficult to document: which artisan struck the touchmark, how thick the wall is at the rim, whether the tin lining is original, which lid actually fits. CopperHound is shaped around that vocabulary from the ground up.
Start from a catalog of cookware types — windsor, sauté, daubière, bain marie, turbotière, jam pan and more — each with its own icon and the fields that matter for that shape.
Width, height, and volume with metric or standard units. Copper thickness at the rim. Weight. Construction notes for seams, rivets, and hammering.
Record maker's marks, owner stamps, size stamps, and touchmarks. Keep a running list of makers and countries so entry stays fast and consistent.
Tell CopperHound the lid styles a pan takes, and it counts the matching lids already in your collection — factoring in fitted-versus-splash sizing rules.
Track condition issues, flag pieces that need retinning, and keep a repair history — who did the work, when, and what it cost.
Add multiple angles, pick the one that leads the card, and swipe through the rest. Images are compressed and stored on your own device.
Narrow to exactly what you're after: filter by maker, type, condition, size, lining, stamps and more, or search across every field at once. Matching sections open automatically, so the right pieces surface in seconds no matter how large the collection grows.
Inside the app


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Your collection, on your device
CopperHound runs entirely in your browser. Pieces and photos are stored locally on your own device — there's no account, no cloud, and nothing sent to a server. Export a full backup whenever you like, and share a curated list with another collector on your terms.
Your collection at a glance
CopperHound is in private testing. Request an access code to download the app.
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