For philatelists

A stamp catalog that starts from a photo

Photograph a single stamp or an album page. Folidx drafts country, era, and thematic cues, suggests a reference range, and files everything by album, country, or theme — your call.

Free to start · Your reports stay private & editable

Three archive bins holding coins, trading cards, and stamps

Draft stamp IDs

Country, period, theme, and catalog-number hints you can confirm against your references.

Album-page scanning

A full album page becomes individual records that remember their page position.

Organize by your system

Country, era, topic, or custom tags — archive books mirror however you actually collect.

Multilingual notes

AI-drafted descriptions you can edit and translate for sharing or estate documentation.

How it works

From shoebox to searchable in three steps

1

Scan a stamp or page

Mounted, hinged, or loose — single stamps or full pages.

2

Confirm the draft record

Check the country, era, and theme cues against your catalog.

3

File by album and theme

Records mirror your albums and stay searchable by photo.

FAQ

Does Folidx replace Scott or Michel catalogs?

No. Folidx drafts identification cues and organizes your archive, and it can hold your catalog numbers, but it does not replace official catalog research or expertizing services.

Can I organize stamps by country and theme at the same time?

Yes. Archive books and pages give every stamp one physical-style home, while tags let the same stamp appear in country, era, and theme searches simultaneously.

How do I find a stamp again later?

Search by a new photo, by name, by tag, or by archive book and page. Photo search compares images, so even stamps with uncertain IDs stay findable.

Start your archive today

Scan your first tray, binder page, or album tonight — and never wonder “do I already have this?” again.

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