Personal Art Catalogue
You’ve stood in front of hundreds of paintings — and forgotten most of them. Photograph what you see; AI remembers it for you. Come back anytime to relearn it, relive it, or show it off.
Browse the collection as guest
Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde (La Bonne Mère), Marseilles
Paul Signac

Green Wheat Fields, Auvers
Vincent van Gogh

bouquet
Jacob Vosmaer
What you actually want
You want people to see what you’ve seen — without scrolling through fifty photos to find the right one.
One link, your whole collection. Friends see the artist, the story, the museum — no account needed to look.
You want to know who painted it, when, and why it matters — not stand there half-Googling it.
AI identifies the artist, title, movement, and history the moment you upload — a whole batch at once, not one search at a time.
You want to look back in a year and still know exactly what you saw and where.
Every artwork lives in one searchable collection — not buried, unlabeled, in ten thousand camera roll photos.
The common thread: AI does the organizing. You just take the photo.
AI Enrichment
These are recorded actions across the collection. Auto-accepted photos have not been verified by a person; manual edits can include notes or visit details.
1,413 artworks across all users

Impressionism · 1906
Paul Signac
Medium
Oil on canvas
Movement
Impressionism
Housed at
MoMA, New York
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50 identifications free. No credit card. Show it off, learn from it, or just don’t forget it.
Seen at
Art Institute, Chicago