Anemitage

The Anemometer Attic is a digital archive for vintage anemometers, ventilation instruments, and mine air-measurement history.

The app helps organize records of historic airflow and ventilation devices in a simple catalog format. Each specimen can include photos, identification details, manufacturer or model information, country of manufacture, mechanical configuration, measurement range, materials, condition, provenance, markings, accessories, notes, and tags.

The collection view makes it easy to browse recorded instruments, search by manufacturer, ID, or provenance, and filter by instrument type. The logbook section gives a clear overview of the archive, while the mine map area provides a visual way to explore ventilation-related records.

The app is designed for collectors, researchers, museum workers, engineering history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in historic instruments used to measure air movement.

Features:

Digital catalog for anemometers and ventilation instruments
Photo-based specimen records
Instrument identity and mechanical details
Material, condition, and dimension tracking
Provenance, markings, notes, and tag fields
Search and filter tools
Logbook overview of recorded specimens
Clean interface for archival organization

The Anemometer Attic is focused on preserving information about airflow instruments, ventilation heritage, and the objects once used to measure movement of air in shafts, workshops, mines, and technical spaces.