Trinket vs Thingwall

Keep the little things. Trinket turns the small objects you bring home—tickets, wristbands, labels, stones, matchboxes, postcards, and more—into a private digital archive. CAPTURE THE OBJECT Take a photo or import one from your library. Trinket lifts the subject from its background and turns it into a tactile digital keepsake. ARCHIVE THE STORY Give every object a collection date, place, trip, tags, material, notes, and an archive number. Add an optional voice memory when words are not enough. BROWSE YOUR COLLECTION Revisit keepsakes in a visual collection, arrange them freely on your Wall, and file them into trips. MAP YOUR FOOTPRINTS See the countries and cities connected to your archive and return to the memories behind each place. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Image processing happens on your device. Your collection stays local, with optional private iCloud sync and manual backup. Trinket has no ads, no third-party analytics, and no cross-app tracking. Made for travelers, collectors, scrapbookers, and anyone who believes an ordinary little thing can hold an extraordinary memory. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Thingwall is a quiet wall for the little things you notice. A mug. A key. A leaf on the sidewalk. Snap it, peel it into a sticker, and pin it on a soft, endless canvas — together with photos, notes, tape, doodles, and a few words in your own hand. SNAP · PEEL · STICK • Snap — Point the camera at whatever made you pause. • Peel — On-device cutout trims the subject. Keep one, or several. • Stick — Drop it on the wall. Pinch, pan, tidy, or leave it a little crooked. THE WALL Stickers are only the start. Add a Polaroid. A scrap of tape. A doodle. Handwriting that stays put while you wander. Papers and records if you want a mood. On iPhone or iPad — same wall, more room. WHAT WE BELIEVE • Everyday objects deserve attention — not only milestones. • Collecting quietly can be a joy in itself. • Your wall lives on your device. Optional iCloud backup if you want a copy. THE SMALL THINGS DESERVE A WALL.