Catalogue · Early access

A Digital Catalogue for Your Stamp Collection

Stamp Atlas replaces the spreadsheet, the notebook and the “I think I have that one” with a single catalogue you can search anywhere. It is private by default and always yours to export.

What you get

Search and filter everything

Browse by country, year, theme, condition or issue. Find every mint bird stamp from the 1960s in a couple of taps.

Record what matters to you

Condition, hinging, centring, catalogue numbers, notes and where you bought it — fill in as much or as little as you like.

With you everywhere

Your catalogue works on your phone, tablet and computer, so it is in your pocket at the next stamp fair or club meeting.

Your data, always

Export your whole collection to CSV whenever you want. No lock-in, no fees to get your own records back.

How it works

  1. 1

    Add stamps

    From a photo, or by typing in the details you already have.

  2. 2

    Organise your way

    Group by country, theme, album or anything else that suits your collection.

  3. 3

    Find anything instantly

    Search and filter your catalogue from any device.

Questions

Can I import my existing spreadsheet?
CSV import is planned for early access. Tell us how you track your collection today when you join the list — it helps us prioritise the formats people actually use.
Is my collection private?
Yes. Your catalogue is private by default. Nothing is shared unless you choose to contribute individual stamps to the open atlas.
Does it include catalogue values?
Stamp Atlas does not publish commercial catalogue prices. You can record your own catalogue numbers and purchase prices for each stamp.

More features

Stamp identifier

Snap a stamp and get its country, year and issue suggested for you.

Collection map

See your collection on a world map and track every country you have.

Want lists & duplicates

Know what you need and what you can swap, wherever you are.

Free stamp catalogue

A free online catalogue of the world’s stamps, built by collectors.

Made for inherited collections, new collectors and thematic collectors.

Also see postcards features, community features, or all features.

Put your collection on the map

Join the early-access list and be among the first collectors to build the atlas.