Photograph the thing
One photo of the object, wherever it happens to be sitting. No lightbox, no turntable.
§ 00 · Attic
On the App Store · iOS
Point your camera at it and Attic tells you what it is, roughly when it was made, what it is made of, and an honest value range. When a photo genuinely is not enough, it says so — and tells you exactly what to photograph next.
3 free identifications · $14.99 one-time · On the App Store

§ 01 · How it works
One photo of the object, wherever it happens to be sitting. No lightbox, no turntable.
What it is, roughly when, the material, any markings, and a value range with what it rests on. If a photo is not enough, it says so and names the shot that would help: the maker’s mark, a measurement, the underside.
It joins your collection with the room or box you keep it in. Export the lot as a spreadsheet whenever you want it somewhere else.
§ 02 · What you get
Most identification apps hand you a number no matter what, because a number looks like an answer. Nobody has reliable sale prices for most antiques and collectibles. So when a photo is not enough, Attic says so — and lists what would narrow it down: a maker’s mark on the movement, the height of the clock, the stamp underneath.
Category, roughly when, what it is made of, any maker’s marks it can read. The value range comes last, because the identification is the part you can actually check.
You get a low and a high, plus what the estimate is based on. A single confident number would be easier to show you and harder to trust.
Correct anything — the name, the date, the value. If you know more than the photo does, the app defers to you and keeps your version.
Everything you identify stays in your attic with where you keep it, so you never have to wonder twice. Search it, sort it, and export the whole thing as a spreadsheet.
Every photo you save goes to private cloud storage that only your account can open. Sign in with Apple or Google, and when you reinstall or move to a new phone, the same account brings your collection and its photos back. Signing in is optional, and you can do it any time in Settings. Remove an item and its photos are deleted from the cloud.
Photograph the base, the back, a maker’s mark — up to 4 photos of one item — and Attic looks at them together. When it asks for another photo, the new one joins the ones you’ve taken, so there is no starting over. You can also swap an item’s photo without redoing its estimate.
§ 03 · Pricing
No hidden seats, no “contact us”, no surprise renewals. The cancel button is exactly where you expect it.
Free
Three identifications, so you can find out whether it works on your things before paying for it.
Attic Unlocked
Buy it once and it is yours. No subscription, no renewals, no scan credits to top up.
App Store / Play Store manage subscriptions · No data sold, ever
§ 04 · Common questions
Can't find what you need? Email support@stellandra.com and a human writes back.
§ 05 · Get the app
Free to download. No card. No tracking pixel. Just open it and start.
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