Artspecta: Art & Museum Guide

Discover art, find the museums that hold it and keep a journal of every artwork and museum you see. Point your camera at a painting to identify it.

Artspecta is an art and museum guide, art journal and art identifier in one free app, built on more than a million artworks and the artists and museums behind them.

YOUR ART JOURNAL
• Mark artworks as Seen and record museum visits, with dates and private notes
• Look back on your art history day by day and museum by museum
• Save works to Want to see and build your own collections, alone or with friends

DISCOVER PAINTINGS AND ARTISTS
• Search artworks, artists and museums by art movement, medium, museum or place
• Read artist and artwork introductions from Wikipedia where available
• Get recommendations shaped by the art you like

MUSEUM GUIDE AND MAP
• Find museums near you or at your next destination
• See which museums hold an artist's works
• View any collection of artworks and museums on a map

ART IDENTIFIER
• Point your camera at an artwork or choose photos from your library
• Artspecta suggests up to five matching artworks; confirm one and it goes into your Journal, dated from your photo
• Turn old museum photos into a record of everything you have seen
• Every account gets 3 identifications a month; Artspecta+ removes the monthly limit

DAILY ART TRIVIA
• A free daily art quiz: five questions from Apprentice to Connoisseur, the same for everyone
• Compare scores with friends and earn achievement pins inspired by art history

ARTSPECTA+
Try it free, then choose monthly or yearly:
• Unlimited art identification
• Private photos in your Journal
• Personal Insights: your year in art
• PDF exports of your Journal and collections
• Unlimited collections, and as many endless trivia runs as you like
Fair-use limits apply to identification and photo storage.

Your Journal notes and photos stay private. Available in nine languages, with light and dark appearance.

Artspecta uses open cultural data from Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap.