A beautifully illustrated logbook for every gallery you visit — photos, companions, exhibitions, the favourite piece. Letterboxd, but for museums.
Every visit lands inside its year card — a hand-drawn grid of the museums you saw, ready to flip through.
Tap to see the photo. Tap again for the date, exhibition, rating, who came with you, and the piece that stopped you in your tracks.
Stamps for every museum, grouped by continent. The world map you actually want to fill in.
Three ink colours. Three Logbook fonts — serif, monospace, Bauhaus. Pick the typography that matches your handwriting.
Tag the friends, dates, and family who shared the day. Their initials sit on every card forever.
A stylised spinning globe pinned with every museum you've logged. Slow on purpose.
Pinch-zoom your snaps full-screen. Multi-photo grids on the cards. Local-first storage so your library never bloats your iCloud.
I'd been to the Tate eight times and couldn't remember a single piece I'd loved on the second visit. The Letterboxd-for-galleries diary I always wanted didn't exist, so I built it. Every visit is now an illustrated entry — the photo I took, who came with me, the exhibition that was on, the one piece that stayed with me.
Add the museums you've been to. Pick a colour. Download the mockup. Be the first to know when the print run drops.
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No marketing spam — just the launch and any future drops. Unsubscribe with one tap.Museum Log is an iPhone app for keeping a beautifully illustrated log of every museum and gallery you visit — with photos, ratings, exhibitions, companions, and the favourite piece you saw. Think of it as Letterboxd, but for art.
Open the app on the way home, tap Add Visit, pick the museum (we have a built-in atlas of the big ones), drop your photos in, and rate it. The whole entry takes about thirty seconds.
Yes. Museum Log is free, with no caps on visits, photos, or museums. We may offer optional paid features in the future, but logging your visits will always be free.
Your logbook syncs through your private iCloud automatically. No one at Museum Log ever sees your visits — they live in your iCloud, private to you.
Not yet. We're iPhone-first while we get the experience right. Sign up for the newsletter and we'll let you know when Android lands.
