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Stampist is an iPhone app that turns your photos into collectible die-cut postage stamps, each one perforated, captioned, dated, and cancelled with a postmark. Every stamp is filed four ways: a collection sorted by month, a calendar diary, a freeform wall for the keepers, and a map of where each one was made.

An iPhone running iOS 17 or later. Stampist is iPhone-only for now; see the Android question below.

Tap the camera button, take a photo or pick one from your library, then choose a frame. Stampist punches it into a die-cut stamp with serrated edges. Add a caption and a date if you like, and it drops straight into your collection.

Stampist works fully offline. It's local-first, so you can make and browse stamps on a plane, up a mountain, wherever. Everything syncs quietly when you're back online.

During setup you draw your mark once: initials, a squiggle, a tiny duck. It becomes the signature on your stamps and pages. It's the only handwriting in the app, and it's yours.

Stampist is iPhone-first (iOS 17+) for now. An Android edition is on the workbench and will arrive once the iPhone app is properly polished.

One purchase unlocks the whole app. Pick Monthly at $4.99, Yearly at $29.99 (the best value, about $2.49 a month), or a one-time Lifetime at $59.99. There's no free tier and no trial, so every plan is unlocked from your first stamp.

You can cancel anytime, straight from your App Store settings, with no emails and no hoops. The stamps you've made stay safely on your device.

On your iPhone: Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions → Stampist → Cancel Subscription. Subscriptions are billed by Apple, so cancelling has to happen there rather than inside Stampist. (Lifetime is a one-time purchase, so there's nothing to cancel.)

Refunds are handled by Apple, not by us, so we have no way to issue them ourselves. Go to reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in with your Apple ID, find Stampist, and choose "Request a refund." If Apple turns you down and you think something's genuinely wrong, write to us and we'll help you make the case.

Sign in with the same Apple ID, then open Stampist and tap "Restore Purchases" on the subscription screen. Your entitlement follows your Apple ID, so there's nothing to buy twice.

They stay on your device. Stampist locks while there's no active subscription, but nothing is deleted. Resubscribe and your collection is exactly where you left it.

Your photos live on your iPhone first, with a private backup tied to your Apple ID. Your collection is yours alone. There's no feed, no followers, and we never touch your camera roll beyond the photos you pick.

Yes. Sign in with the same Apple ID on each iPhone and your collection syncs through its private, Apple-ID-tied backup, so a stamp you make on one turns up on the others. Your subscription or Lifetime purchase carries across your devices too.

In the app: Settings → Delete Account. That permanently removes your account and everything stored with it on our servers. It can't be undone, so export anything you want to keep first.

Yes. Open any stamp and tap the download button to export it as an image or a file, or lay several out as a printable sheet. Your stamps aren't locked in.

Stampist saves locally first and uploads in the background, so your stamps are safe even when sync is stuck. Check that you're online and signed in, then leave the app open for a minute; queued uploads retry on their own. If a stamp still hasn't synced after that, email us.

Stampist uses Sign in with Apple only. If it isn't working, check that you're signed into iCloud on the device (Settings → your name) and that Stampist is allowed under Settings → Apple ID → Sign in with Apple. Still stuck? Write to us with the email address you used.

Usually the receipt just hasn't been re-read yet. Tap "Restore Purchases" on the subscription screen. If that doesn't clear it, confirm the subscription is still active under Settings → your name → Subscriptions, then get in touch.