Galaxy Archive

Galaxy Archive is a Korea-first Samsung phone archive app built for people who want to explore, remember, and collect Samsung device history in a clean, native Android experience. The app focuses on the Korean market for its first release, with model information centered on Korea launch details wherever possible. Users can search Samsung phones by model name, year, alias, or series, then open a dedicated detail page to view key information such as launch date, launch price, chipset, display, memory and storage, battery, camera, launch OS, network era, and release status. Each model is presented in a calm archive-style layout designed to feel more like a curated product record than a noisy spec sheet. Galaxy Archive also includes a personal collection feature. Users can mark the Samsung phones they have owned, and those models are then highlighted throughout the app and gathered into a dedicated collection view. This turns the app from a simple catalog into a personal Samsung device history. The app supports both Korean and English, with the default language adapting to region rules and a built-in settings menu for switching language manually. Privacy access is also available directly from the app. The visual design follows a restrained blue-and-white identity inspired by premium Korean tech presentation, with polished navigation, launcher branding, and splash experience already integrated. For the current version, the product is intentionally focused: Samsung phones, Korean-market data first, native Android UI, searchable archive structure, personal ownership tracking, bilingual support, and a scalable content foundation for future expansion to web and cloud-backed catalog delivery