Keep track.

Everything you need to remember every piece.

Importing artwork photos from the camera roll in Museum Log

Your camera roll, finally organized.

Import any photo from your camera roll. A new museum visit or an old snapshot from years ago. If you took it, it belongs here. No re-photographing.

Personalized entries

Create an entry for any piece you’ve seen. Details are identified and filled in automatically from your photo, or add your own notes, thoughts, and memories. Every entry is yours.

Three ways to browse what you’ve seen.

Switch between artwork view, museum view, and map view. Browse every piece you’ve logged, grouped by museum, or see every city you’ve visited on a beautiful interactive map.

Museum Log daily deep dive on The Night Watch

The museum visit doesn’t end when you leave.

Tap any piece in your collection to go deeper. Artist biography, movement history, related artists, historical context — everything you wished the museum label told you.

Map view pinning every museum visited

See everywhere art has taken you.

Every museum you’ve visited, pinned on a map. Tap any pin to see your collection from that visit. Watch your cultural footprint grow over time.

Museum Log journal entries written about artworks

Your memory, attached to every piece.

Add your own notes to any artwork. What you felt standing in front of it, what caught your eye, what you want to remember. Your collection, in your own words.

Everything Museum Log does.

Free

Manual logging, yours to keep.

  • Manual logging

    Log any piece by hand, up to 250 artworks.

  • Import from camera roll

    Add photos you already took. No re-photographing.

  • Your own notes

    Attach what you felt to any artwork.

  • Three ways to browse

    Artwork, museum, and map views.

Premium

The art history behind every piece.

  • AI scanning & identification

    Point your camera; title, artist, year, and museum fill in.

  • Learn art history

    Short daily reads on the works you’ve seen.

  • Unlimited saves

    Every piece, every visit, no cap.

  • Your year in art, wrapped

    A yearly recap of where you went and what you logged.

  • Taste analytics

    The artists, movements, and eras you return to.

  • Journaling prompts

    Capture what you felt, while it’s fresh.