DropCat
DropCat vs BOOTH: which should you use?
Use DropCat to discover VRChat products through avatar filters, observed favorite growth and product-change history. Use the original BOOTH listing to confirm what is being sold, read the creator's requirements and make a purchase or download. DropCat is an independent catalog.
What is the difference between DropCat and BOOTH?
| Task | DropCat | Original BOOTH listing |
|---|---|---|
| Find assets for an avatar | Groups known avatar spellings and filters observed assets by compatibility tags. | Check the creator's supported avatars, versions and setup requirements. |
| Explore favorite growth | Compares observed counters over sampled intervals and offers historical rankings. | Check the source listing for its current public information. |
| Review observed edits | Shows recorded field changes and before/after values since observation began. | Read the creator's current description and any release notes they provide. |
| Search with a screenshot | Experimental image search suggests visually similar indexed products when processing computers are available. | Compare the candidate's original gallery and description. |
| Buy or download a package | Links to the original product. Does not distribute packages. | Use the creator's listing for the transaction or download. |
Is DropCat a replacement for BOOTH?
It is a discovery companion. Its catalog follows the VRChat search scope and does not cover every BOOTH product. Observations can lag behind the source, prices can change between checks, and tags cannot prove that an asset works with a modified avatar. The original listing is where you confirm the current offer.
Which view should I start with?
- You know your avatar: start with the avatar selector and its assets. Read the compatible outfit guide.
- You have a screenshot: try the image-search workflow, then verify the candidates.
- You want to explore activity: compare Hot, Newest and Most favorited using the trends guide.