Punct Diary vs MuseumPass

Keep what you saw at museums and galleries in a form you can come back to. Be quick inside the museum, and take your time on the way home or at home. That two-step rhythm turns a visit from a one-off experience into a record that builds up over time. ■ Visit Mode: never stop moving inside the museum Start a visit and a note opens where you can drop photos and memos in seconds. Just shoot, just jot, so you never have to cut short the time you spend in front of a work. Organizing can wait. It works even where there is no signal, and your records are backed up to the cloud automatically afterwards. ■ Pin it to the note, tidy it up later Photos you took, memos you wrote, audio, handouts. Pin them all to the note and arrange them however you like. Back home, sort what you want to keep as artworks from what you don't, and only what matters ends up in your artwork list. You can also import from your camera roll in one go. ■ Remember artworks and terms together For each artwork, record photos, the artist's name and your impressions. Terms that catch your eye can be written down with their meaning and background, and linked to artworks. Later, "I've seen this technique before" becomes something you can actually trace. ■ Your journey becomes your collection Every visit is stamped into your passport. Look back by year or by month to see where you have been. Arrange the works you loved in "My Museum" and build an exhibition room of your own. ■ Find where to go next Search the map for museums and galleries nearby, and see what exhibitions are on. For exhibitions that interest you, you can also see how many other people have recorded them. ■ Made for people who - see an exhibition but often can't recall what was in it - buy the catalogue and rarely open it again - take photos of artworks that pile up unorganized - want to look back on what, and how much, they have seen See, write, look back. Repeat, and the next exhibition gets even better.

This app is designed for museum lovers who want to keep their cultural experiences organized and inspiring. It allows users to record museums they have already visited and places they plan to explore in the future, creating a clear and personal journey through art, history, and culture. Each museum can be enriched with photos, notes, and personal ratings, while a curated selection of famous museums helps spark new travel ideas. The experience is built around two simple feeds — “Visited” and “Wishlist” — making it easy to separate memories from plans. With just one tap, users can open a detailed museum card to review saved information or add new details. An integrated directory helps quickly add museums without manual searching, keeping the process fast and intuitive. The app focuses on minimalism and clarity, offering only the most essential fields to build a personal museum collection. Users can categorize museums, add tags, and keep everything structured without unnecessary complexity. A built-in overview shows basic statistics by cities and countries, helping users see how their cultural interests grow over time. The free version allows up to 20 museums in total, one photo per museum, a limited number of custom categories, and up to 10 tags per entry. Premium access removes all limits, enabling unlimited museums, up to 20 photos per museum, and complete freedom with categories and tags — perfect for passionate travelers and dedicated museum explorers.