Postcard Archive is a private, offline catalog for postcard collectors who care about the back as much as the front.
Photograph each card with the built-in two-sided capture flow. The app reads handwritten messages on the back with on-device OCR and quietly suggests the sender, recipient, origin city, and postmark date — you keep what's right, edit what isn't. An era classifier studies the image and proposes Pioneer, Undivided Back, Divided Back, White Border, Linen, Chrome, or Continental, so unknown cards stop being unknown.
Build a careful record of every card in your collection: front and back photos, location depicted, era, condition, publisher, series, stamp, postmark, themes, purchase source, estimated value, storage location, and notes. Pin down exactly where a card lives with structured Box / Album / Page / Sleeve / Drawer fields, and go deeper on the back with stamp notes, cancellation text, a postmark-confidence rating, and a postmark date. Browse a museum-grade grid, search by city, theme, or shelf location, follow correspondence across decades in the Relationship Timeline, and watch the Places country list fill in as your collection grows.
Designed for deltiology, vintage collecting, estate finds, flea market discoveries, RPPC enthusiasts, and family keepsakes. Postcard Archive keeps the experience quiet, fast, and personal.
Privacy is the architecture, not a setting. Your collection stays on your device. No accounts. No cloud sync. No analytics. No ads. No tracking. The handwriting reading and era estimate use on-device image analysis — your card photos never leave your phone.
Free to use, with no subscription. Start with 3 days of full access to Postcard Archive Pro: the Era Report, full CSV/JSON archive export, Collector Trade Sheet, Places country list, and Wishlist are all available during the trial. When the trial ends, one permanent Postcard Archive Pro purchase keeps those full-access tools open. Buy once; Family Sharing is included.
Postcard Archive Pro includes the Era Report — a depth panel on any card with the dating timeline, undivided/divided-back and Continental disambiguation guidance, and printing-process notes — plus full CSV/JSON archive export, the Collector Trade Sheet for the cards you flag tradeable or duplicate, the Places country list, and the Wishlist.
Designed for iPhone and iPad. iPad split-view shows front and back side by side, the way a curator would.
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