Goshuin Ledger: Shrine Stamps

Which book, which page, when, and which shrine or temple: this iOS app builds it all at once from photos of your book’s pages, starting from the goshuin that piled up. ■ From photos to a ledger 1. Pick several photos with the iOS photo picker (it never asks for access to the whole library), or shoot your book page after page with “Shoot pages”: pages are cropped and cleaned up, not saved to your photo library. 2. They line up in Imported photos by capture date (the import date if none). 3. Correct visit dates per photo or for a selection, in Japanese eras (Reiwa, Heisei, Showa, Taisho, Meiji), or check and apply the dates and names read from the photos on the device, in “Suggestions from photos”. 4. Add them to a book and its pages in visit-date order. Page numbers are set for you. The day you photographed the book is not the day you visited, so visit dates are made to be corrected afterwards; a recorded photo’s crop can be redone too. ■ What you can use without a purchase (no limit on entries) ・One book — as many goshuin as you like ・Importing photos — into a book one at a time, with date, shrine or temple and note ・Japanese-era visit dates — enter and sort by era ・Several goshuin per shrine or temple — each with its own visit date ・Search — by name, reading or note ・The standard iOS backup — iCloud Backup and Quick Start ・Encrypted backup export and import — records and photos to a new phone in one file ・Visit plans — places in the order you will go, with the route in Google Maps ・Pilgrimage lists in numbered order — places you have records for are marked “Recorded” Also without a purchase: viewing imported photos and fixing their dates, applying suggestions one photo at a time, “Shoot pages”, and a cover photo of the book you hold. Fill one book before deciding whether to carry on. ■ What Ledger Full unlocks (in-app purchase, one payment on iOS) ・More than one book (no limit) ・“Add to book” for many imported photos at once ・PDF / CSV export ・Cover patterns — six, such as seigaiha waves ・Look back — records by year, month, book and tag, the monthly trend, a map of prefectures you’ve recorded, places you visit most ・Trips — visits in a row as a trip, with route map and visit photos ・“Apply all at once” for suggestions from photos ・Icon colour — six Home Screen icon colours ・Your own pilgrimage lists — such as a Seven Lucky Gods tour There is no subscription. Restore purchase brings it back at any time; the purchase applies in this app only. ■ Your records stay on the device ・No sign-in, no account, no ads. ・Records and photos stay on the device and are not sent anywhere. ・Usage and crash reports to the developer can each be switched on or off in Settings; they never carry a goshuin record, photo, note or shrine name. ・Otherwise the app talks only to the map and, when you buy, the App Store. Links such as the official website and Wikipedia, and Google Maps directions, open in the browser or Google Maps only when tapped. ・Photos are kept at about 2,048px on the long edge; those from “Add a goshuin” or “Shoot pages” also keep a 4,096px editing copy, without capture date, time or place, on the device only (about 2–4 MB more each). ■ So a phone change does not take it away ・Records and photos are in the standard iOS backup (iCloud Backup and Quick Start). ・Or export a passphrase-encrypted file, pass it to the new phone via Files or AirDrop, and import it: no iCloud needed. The purchase returns via Restore purchase. ・Settings always shows when you last exported and whether anything changed since. ■ A map of shrines and temples The Map tab shows a bundled list of shrines and temples (Wikidata). Search by name or place, mark “Want to visit”, or record a visit with a date, a note and up to four photos. Well-known places also link to their official website. Location is used only when you tap Current location, never kept or sent. The map and visits need no purchase. iPhone (iOS). On iPad, the iPhone layout.