Automatic identification history
Every completed identification is saved, so you can revisit previous results without repeating the same scan.
Stamp collection app for iPhone
Free to download on iPhone. Premium is required for full features.
From photo to collection
Use the iPhone camera or choose a clear image from your photo library.
Check the country, year, issue details, rarity and estimated value insight.
Keep the result in history, add it to an album and return to it whenever you need it.

Collection features
A useful stamp collecting app should reduce repeat research and make a growing collection easier to browse.
Every completed identification is saved, so you can revisit previous results without repeating the same scan.
Group stamps into collections that match how you collect, such as a country, era, theme or inherited album.
Find a saved stamp by name, country or year instead of paging through every physical album.
Narrow the collection by country, year and value to reach the stamps you want to review.
Review estimated value insights across the collection and record what you paid for individual stamps.
Export collection records as a PDF or spreadsheet when you need a portable overview.
A collection total is built from estimates. Condition, watermark, perforations, gum, repairs, authenticity and buyer demand can materially change a stamp's real market value. Verify significant finds with a specialist.
Yes. Completed identifications are saved to your history, and you can organize selected stamps into custom digital albums.
Yes. StampSnap supports collection search plus filters for details such as country, year and estimated value.
The app can total estimated value insights across a collection. These figures are research estimates, not professional appraisals or guaranteed sale prices.
Yes. StampSnap supports PDF and spreadsheet exports for collection records.
Build your digital collection
Photograph one stamp, review the likely identification and keep the result organized in StampSnap.
Free to download on iPhone