A private catalog for the art you live with.

Save and organize children's artwork—and the pieces you keep—with provenance notes, collections, and value history in one private iPhone and iPad app.

Add pieces from camera, photo library, files, or document scans, then keep the full record attached as the keepers grow.

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Salette for iPhone and iPad. Works with iPhone Duo. Private by default. Works offline. iCloud optional.

Salette dashboard showing featured artwork, collections, and favorites — Your collection, where you left it.

Artwork detail view showing color palette, acquisition dates, purchase price, and value history — The full record stays with the work.

Your collection, opened up.

Salette for iPhone works with iPhone Duo. Browse your collection on the outer display, then open an artwork into an art-book layout with its image beside the details. Reading position is preserved as the layout changes.

Real Salette artwork and details on the inner landscape display of iPhone Duo — Artwork and its story, side by side.

Real Salette personal collection browser on the outer portrait display of iPhone Duo — Your collection close at hand.

What's new in 2026.10.1

Ready for iPhone Duo
Your collection adapts between the outer display and an open art-book layout, with artwork beside its details. Reading position is preserved as the layout changes.

More dependable widget navigation
Tapping a widget opens the selected artwork, including when another artwork is already open.

Clearer artwork headers
Titles and artist names remain readable in light and dark mode when an artwork has no image.

Large-text readability
Color Palette and Value History headings have more room at accessibility text sizes, with supporting text that can wrap.

From first photograph to long-term record.

Salette follows the natural life of an art inventory: capture the work, preserve its context, organize it around your own logic, and understand how the collection changes over time.

01 / Capture with precision

Add the piece while the moment is still fresh.

A good record starts when the work is in front of you. Salette keeps capture fast enough for a gallery visit, studio day, estate walk-through, or school-art save.

Photograph artwork or import images and files in seconds
Record artist, title, medium, dates, and notes as you go
Keep working offline when signal is not available

02 / Archive the record

Keep the practical and personal context together.

Each artwork can hold the details that usually scatter across photos, email, receipts, memory, and spreadsheets.

Preserve provenance, documents, links, notes, and purchase details
Track current value alongside original price
Keep the reason a piece matters close to the object record

Artwork detail view showing notes, dates, price, color palette, and value history — Provenance, notes, links, pricing, and value history live with the artwork.

03 / Organize your way

Let one work belong to more than one story.

Collections are flexible, so the same piece can sit in a room, an artist group, an inherited set, a child archive, or a teaching reference without duplication.

Custom collections (unlimited with Premium)
Assign one artwork to multiple collections
Search and sort by the details you recorded

Collections view showing custom collections with piece counts and pin indicators — Organize by room, artist, year, medium, family member, or any system that fits.

04 / See through data

See the collection taking shape.

As the archive grows, Salette reveals patterns that are hard to see in a camera roll: value changes, recurring artists, acquisition rhythm, favorite groupings, and the colors you keep returning to.

Watch value trends across months and years
See artist, collection, and category patterns
Understand visual tendencies through color views

Analytics view showing value trends, collection breakdown, and insights — Insight comes from the records you already want to keep.

A tour through the app, not a promise hidden behind decoration.

The screenshots are the proof: Salette is built around real records, readable collections, and useful long-term context.

Salette dashboard showing today's featured artwork, collections, and favorites — Home **Start from the collection itself.** *Favorites, collections, and recent work keep the archive close without turning it into a spreadsheet.*

Artwork detail view showing dates, purchase price, value history, and color palette — Record **Details stay attached to the piece.** *Dates, notes, pricing, links, value history, and palette belong with the artwork, not scattered elsewhere.*

Collections view showing Kids, Living Room, Photography, Inherited, Paintings, and Watercolor — Collections **Organize around real life.** *Rooms, artists, family history, teaching sets, and favorite groupings can coexist naturally.*

Analytics view with portfolio stats, collection chart, and insights — Insight **Notice what the collection is becoming.** *Value trends, category shape, color, and artist patterns help the archive become legible over time.*

Analytics screen showing color palette visualization and collection breakdown — Color **See taste as a visual record.** *Color views make the collection feel less like data entry and more like looking at the work itself.*

Gallery wall view showing artwork arranged in a masonry layout — Wall **Keep the visual layout legible.** *Gallery-wall views make a room, group, or collection recognizable at a glance.*

Notable without becoming noisy.

Salette keeps the everyday catalog calm, then makes room for the advanced details that matter when a collection gets serious.

LiDAR 3D capture

Scan supported pieces on LiDAR-capable iPhone and iPad, then view saved models with QuickLook AR.

Documents and provenance

Attach receipts, certificates, appraisals, insurance notes, links, condition, dimensions, and edition details.

On-device intelligence

Use supported Apple frameworks for OCR, signature detection, tag suggestions, color analysis, and title help.

Widgets and export

Keep favorite works visible on your devices and export collection data for backup, analysis, or sharing.

3D scan creation requires a supported LiDAR-capable iPhone or iPad.

Your collection stays with you.

Salette does not require an account, does not include third-party analytics or advertising SDKs, and does not send your artwork records to our servers. Your collection lives on your device and syncs through your iCloud account if you enable it.

No accountStart cataloging without creating a profile or handing over collection data.
Local-firstArtwork records and photos are stored on your device using Apple-native storage.
iCloud optionalSync across Apple devices through your own iCloud account when you want it.
No ad trackingNo third-party analytics SDKs, no advertising SDKs, and no behavioral tracking.

Questions before you download.

Straight answers about saving kids' art, sync, devices, and pricing.

Is Salette an art collection or inventory app?

Yes. Salette is a catalog for personal art collections on iPhone and iPad. You can record each piece's artist, dates, medium, documents, value history and photos, organize pieces into collections, and export your records (Premium). Many parents also use it to keep their kids' artwork.

Can I export or delete what I've saved?

Yes. You can export collection data for backup, analysis, or sharing. Inside the app you can also delete individual works or entire collections whenever you choose.

How does sync work, and do I need a Salette account?

Salette stores your collection on your device first. Optional sync uses your own iCloud account across Apple devices. There is no Salette account, and Salette does not have access to your private iCloud data.

Which devices does Salette support?

Salette is built for iPhone and iPad and works offline. Creating a 3D scan needs a supported LiDAR-capable iPhone or iPad; saved models open in QuickLook AR.

What does Salette cost?

Salette is free to download on the App Store, with optional in-app purchases: Monthly Premium at $1.99 and Yearly Premium Access at $19.99.

Is Salette a good fit for children's artwork?

Yes. Salette is built as a kids art keepsake: save drawings, crafts, and school projects with photos, notes, and collections organized by child, year, or family story—without creating an account.

Made for people who care about what they keep.

Salette is not trying to name every possible buyer. It is built for a few real collection habits that need better memory and better structure.

Collectors

For provenance, value, and insurance context.

Keep acquisition notes, pricing, current value, links, and collection history in one private archive.

Families

For children's artwork and inherited pieces.

Save the work that would otherwise live in boxes, photo rolls, or memory, organized by child, year, room, or family story.

Artists and galleries

For inventory that still feels visual.

Track bodies of work, exhibition context, sales notes, and consignment details without losing sight of the art.

Educators

For teaching collections and reference libraries.

Build practical visual sets around period, movement, technique, class, or any structure that helps students see patterns.

Made by a person, from a real request.

Salette began as a friend's practical idea and grew into a small Apple-native app for keeping the records that matter around the art people actually live with.

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Give the collection a better home than the camera roll.

Download Salette and start saving the kids' art—and the rest of the pieces—already around you.

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