Stamp Rescue: Park Passport

Your national park journal now fills itself. StampRescue finds the national parks, monuments, and physical passport stamp stations near you — and quietly turns the photos you already took into a record of every park you have ever visited. YOUR JOURNAL FILLS ITSELF Open the app and StampRescue checks your newest photos for parks you visited. When it finds one, a stamp drops into your journal with a little celebration. No check-ins, no typing, no forms. • Automatic visit detection from your photo library • A stamp animation the moment a new park is collected • An optional notification when new stamps are waiting for you • Your very first scan rebuilds years of past trips at once Come home from a road trip, open StampRescue, and the parks are already there. FIND PASSPORT STAMP STATIONS The finder that started it all is still here, and still works offline. • Search national parks, monuments, historic sites, and seashores • Find the physical passport stamp stations reported at each site • See distance, opening hours, and whether a station is open right now • Browse an interactive map of parks near you or along your route • Check park details before you drive out of your way Know which park to visit and where to look for the cancellation stamp before you arrive. NOTES FROM PEOPLE WHO WERE ACTUALLY THERE New: every park page now carries notes left by other visitors — where the stamp desk really is, which entrance to use, what the rangers told them. • Leave a note or a tip on any park you have visited • Notes from people the app verified as visitors carry a badge • Tap the heart on a park you love, and see what others love • Reply to a note, or hide anyone you would rather not hear from • Pick a display name, or leave it blank and post anonymously Ask the people who just came back, not a search engine. A BUCKET LIST YOU CAN FINISH Pick the parks you dream of visiting and watch the number climb: 23 of 63 National Parks. • Add all 63 National Parks to your list with one tap • Or build your own list of monuments, seashores, and historic sites • Visits you collect check themselves off automatically SHARE THE STAMP Every collected park can become a stamp-seal image with the park name and the date you were there — ready for Instagram, Messages, or anywhere you want to show off the trip. MAKE YOUR OWN PHOTO STAMPS Turn a favorite park photo into a personal Photo Stamp that combines the picture, the park name, your visit date, and a collectible stamp design. Perfect for the parks where you forgot to get the real cancellation stamp. PLAN THE NEXT TRIP Build a multi-park route in a sensible order for your itinerary, and get National Park Service alerts for closures and conditions before you go. MADE FOR • National park passport stamp collectors • Cancellation stamp collectors • Park visit trackers and journal keepers • Road trippers working through the 63 National Parks • Anyone with years of park memories buried in their camera roll PRIVACY Photo scanning happens entirely on your device. Your photos and their locations are never uploaded and never leave your phone — no account required. Visit counts leave your device anonymously: which parks were visited on which days, with no name, no account, and no photos attached. That is what lets the app show how busy a park has been lately. The only other thing that leaves your phone is what you deliberately post. A note or a heart is public and carries the display name you choose — leave it blank and you stay anonymous. Delete any note whenever you like, and Settings has a one-tap Delete my shared data that removes everything you have posted. Still no account, still no photos. Find the park. Find the stamp. Remember the visit. StampRescue is an independent travel companion and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Park Service or the Passport To Your National Parks program.