Every day deserves a stamp.
Stampist punches your photos into tiny die-cut keepsakes — captioned, postmarked, and pasted into a collection you'll actually flip through.
Lick. Stick. Keep.
Three tiny steps from camera roll to keepsake.
Snap something today or pull a photo from your library. One a day is plenty.
Stampist die-cuts it with proper perforations, takes a caption, and cancels it with today's postmark.
It lands in your collection, your calendar, your wall — a little archive of your days.
A tiny post office in your pocket.
Every stamp filed by month, numbered like a real sheet. Filter by album, tap one to flip it over and read the back.
Each day is a slot on the month's sheet. Filled days shine; empty ones wait with a gold-dashed invitation. No guilt, just gaps.
A freeform wall for the favorites — scatter them, tilt them, name it after the year or the person. Yours to arrange.
Lay stamps onto freeform pages with captions and your own hand-drawn mark — the only handwriting in the app is yours. Trips, birthdays, eras.
Kind words, collected.
Placeholder reviews — swap in the real ones at launch.
“I stopped doomscrolling my own camera roll. One photo a day gets punched, and my June looks like a tiny museum.”
“The postmark is stupidly satisfying. My partner asks to see the wall every Sunday now.”
“Feels like a hobby, not another app. Five minutes a day and my year is suddenly a thing I can hold.”
Simple as postage.
Everything unlocked with either plan. Start with a week on us.
One subscription unlocks the whole app — no locked corners. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings; the stamps you've made stay on your device.