Empreinte helps you collect and relive museum visits as stamps
Empreinte is a digital passport for culture lovers who want to collect and relive their museum visits as unique ink stamp impressions. The experience begins on the Home tab, where embossed gold numbers on the passport flap instantly show your total stamps and the number of different museums you have explored. Right below, your most recent visit appears as a large circular stamp with the museum name curved along the top arc and the visit date centered inside. A prominent “Stamp a Visit” button takes you straight to the Add form, which asks for the museum name, date, a rating choice among Loved it, Liked it, and It was okay, plus an optional note about the exhibition. Every entry is saved immediately to your device’s local storage, so all your records remain private and available offline. The Log tab presents your full collection as a reverse-chronological scroll of smeared rubber-stamp marks, each tappable to view details or to edit and delete an entry with a simple swipe or long press. In the Passport tab, you see a grid of stamp positions where filled circles mark recorded visits and faint dashed circles hint at future adventures, inviting you to keep exploring. The bottom tab bar works like four ribbon bookmarks peeking out from the passport cover, with the active ribbon pulled slightly forward and finished with a subtle metallic sheen. Unlike typical list-based logs, Empreinte never shows a checkmark or a tick, relying purely on the tactile look of inked impressions. The app requires no accounts, no subscriptions, and no internet connection because everything stays on your own device. It is built for museum enthusiasts, travelers who love collecting cultural site stamps, and weekend explorers who want a quick, beautiful, and personal souvenir of every exhibition they visit.