Swap log · Coming soon
A Postcard Swap Log for Direct Swaps and Round Robins
Official exchanges come with their own tracking. Direct swaps, forum tags, round robins and pen friends usually live in a notebook. Stamp Atlas keeps them all in one log, so you always know what’s travelling and who you owe a card.
What you get
Every swap in one place
Log swaps from forums, social media, clubs and pen friends next to your official exchanges.
Know what’s travelling
See which cards are on their way, how long they’ve been travelling and which ones may have gone astray.
Never forget a reply
Mark cards you owe and get a gentle list of swaps waiting for your side.
Remember your swap partners
Keep notes on each partner’s wishes — favourite themes, stamps they collect, cards to avoid — for the next swap.
How it works
- 1
Start a swap
Add your partner, the swap type and what you agreed to send.
- 2
Mark it sent
Log the date and scan the card before it goes.
- 3
Mark it arrived
When theirs lands, scan it into your archive.
Questions
- Can Stamp Atlas help me find swap partners?
- You arrange swaps yourself, but your public profile and built-in messages make it easier to find partners — other collectors can see what you have to swap and message you. Your address is never shown; you decide when to share it.
- Can I track round robins?
- Yes. Create a group for each round robin and record who sends to whom, so you can follow the card around the circle.
More features
Postcard archive
Scan both sides and search every postcard you own.
Postcard map
Every card on a world map, with distance and travel time.
Stamps on postcards
Identify the stamps on your cards and add them to your collection.
Made for postcrossers.
Also see stamps 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.