Magpop
The little things,
kept.
Snap the ticket, the receipt, the shell you carried home. Magpop lifts it off its background and sticks it to a steel board that never runs out of room.
iPhone. Everything stays on your phone.
Make one
Point at it. Keep it.
The camera cuts the subject out on the spot, prints it like an instant photo and hands it to your board. No editor, no eraser, no waiting.
- 1
Snap it
A viewfinder, a shutter, a print. It comes out of the printer already cut.
- 2
Name the moment
Title, place and date, all editable later. The map and calendar read these.
- 3
Stick it
Drag it anywhere. It flutters like paper and holds where you leave it.
A board for everything
Seven real surfaces.
All of them steel.
Every board is steel or enamel-on-steel, because magnets have to actually stick to it. That is why there is no cork, no slate, no paper. Give each trip, each year, each kid their own.
Tap a surface.
More surfaces coming soon
Dress it up
A board you actually made.
Tape it down, label it, spell the place out in letters. Cut the photo with a die. Choose what the magnet is made of. None of it is decoration for its own sake, it is how a board stops looking like a camera roll.
Dressing
- TapeEight rolls: stripes, dots, grid, check, kraft. Cut to any length.
- NotesSix papers, lined or plain, for the bit the photo left out.
- LettersThe whole alphabet, in the classic set. Spell out the place.
- StickersPacks you place, drag, turn and layer over anything.
More coming soon
Shapes
Eight dies. The photo is cut as it prints, not after.
- Original
- Circle
- Arch
- Stamp
- Scallop
- Star
- Hexagon
- Heart
More shapes coming soon
Finishes
What the magnet is made of, and how it takes the light.
- Gloss Wet-looking, like it just came off the printer.
- Matte Flat and papery. Takes light without throwing it.
- Enamel pin Raised colour in metal walls, the way a real pin sits.
- Wood Grain under the print, warm at the edges.
- Acrylic Thick, clear, a bevel that catches the room.
- Holo Shifts colour as you tilt the phone.
More coming soon
Find it again
Three ways back in.
A board is for looking at. But when you want one particular afternoon, you want it by date, by place, or by just scrolling until you see it.
Calendar
Every day you kept something.
Map
Where each one came from.
Pine Brew Mar 14, 2026 Tram 28 Mar 15, 2026 Eiffel Tower Feb 9, 2026 Maison Lune Feb 10, 2026 Torii gate Apr 2, 2026 Late ramen Apr 5, 2026 Collection
All of it, in one grid.
Out now
It's on the App Store.
Free, on iPhone. No account, no cloud, no feed — your board and everything on it stays on your phone.