Devon
Rutland
Orkney
The fog lifts, one place at a time. The map starts covered. Each stamp clears the county, kommune or council the sign names. Everywhere else stays grey.
Every “Welcome to” sign is a stamp. Snap one, and Signpost stamps the place in your passport, clears it on your map, and piles up every photo you took there.
Free. The UK is included.
Stamp #12
Devon
Milestone: 10 Stamps
12 photos already in your library
A passport for the roads you travel. Pass a sign and Signpost already knows what to do with it.
Devon
Rutland
Orkney
The fog lifts, one place at a time. The map starts covered. Each stamp clears the county, kommune or council the sign names. Everywhere else stays grey.
Town signs count too. Well inside a county, a town sign stamps it. Near a border, Signpost works out which side the town is on, or lets you choose.
Station boards. A nameboard within three kilometres stamps the place the station is in.
Photo piles. Your geotagged photos from inside the border stack up on the map. They stay in your library. Signpost only keeps a reference.
Eyes on the road. At driving speed, Signpost asks once per journey. Drivers can stamp from a passenger’s photo later.
Milestones. First Stamp, Four Nations, All of Wales, and one day the Full Passport. Each lands with its stamp.
A card worth sending. Share any stamp, place or the whole passport as a postcard: your sign as a polaroid, with a postmark.
The passport, a page for every place, your stats, and five country packs.
One page per country, newest stamps first. Show the unstamped places too, if you want to see what’s still out there.
The sign you shot, the date, where you took it, how rare it is and the photo pile, all on one page.
The distance between your stamps, stamps per year, your busiest month, and whether the streak is still going.
Each pack is £2.99, or included with Passport. France reads Bienvenue à, Denmark and Norway Velkommen til, Sweden Välkommen till, Ireland Fáilte go.
Signs sit right on borders, so Signpost never guesses. If the town can’t settle it, you choose from the places around you.
Devon
Orkney
Rutland
Edinburgh
The map
You don’t tick places off a list. You pass a sign, and that place is yours. The free book is the UK. France, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Ireland are packs.
With Passport, every place gets a rarity grade, from Common to Legendary, based on how few people ever pass its sign.
Worked out from population and train stations, and graded within each country. Kent is Common. Orkney is not.
Photograph a nameboard to stamp the place and add the station to your book. Stations count per place and across the whole book.
Stamp red on cream is where the book starts. Postmark blue on kraft, if you prefer. The whole app follows your choice.
Try them below →The UK comes with the app. The other countries are packs. Bilingual signs match in either language.
Private by design
Signpost doesn’t have accounts or servers to send your photos to. The sign is read on your iPhone, matched on your iPhone, and stamped there too.
Choose an ink and a paper, and the passport restamps itself. Share cards always print on cream.
Part of Signpost Passport.
The map, stamps, photo piles, milestones and share cards are free. Passport is a one-time purchase for collectors.
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France, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Ireland. Buy one on its own, or get every pack with Passport.
An iPhone app that turns “Welcome to” signs into stamps. Photograph one and the place is stamped in your passport, cleared on your map, and filled with the photos you’ve taken there.
In the UK, Welcome to signs, town signs, and railway nameboards within three kilometres. Bienvenue à, Velkommen til, Välkommen till, Fáilte go and Sámi signs count once that country’s pack is installed.
Towns aren’t in the book, so Signpost uses your location. Well inside a county, that county is stamped as “stamped at Bletchley”. Near a border, it checks which side the town is on, and if that doesn’t settle it, you choose.
Yes. Pick an old sign photo from your library. If it has location data, Signpost treats it like a fresh one.
Nowhere. They stay in your library. Signpost keeps a reference to each photo so it can show the pile, never the image itself. There’s no account.
The UK does: 218 counties and councils, and 2,660 station boards. France, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Ireland are packs at £2.99 each: 96 départements, 98 kommuner, 21 counties, 357 kommuner and 26 counties. Passport includes every pack.
Rarity, the station collection, stats, the inks and papers, and every region pack. It’s £24.99 once, works on every device on your Apple Account, and supports Family Sharing.
If your phone is moving at driving speed, Signpost asks once per journey whether you’re a passenger before the camera opens. Tapping “I’m driving” closes it. You can stamp from a photo later.
An iPhone on iOS 17 or later. Signpost asks for camera, photos and location access. They’re used for stamping, the map and your photo piles, and nothing leaves your phone.
Free on iPhone. Your first stamp is a drive away.
Download on the App Store