HOW IT WORKS
How to keep the memory of every pen and ink.How to keep the memory of every pen and ink.
Pen Atelier Fountain keeps more than photos and specifications. It brings together the ink currently in each pen, writing impressions, and memories of how you found it. Here is how those records fit into everyday use.
Screenshots on this page show the Japanese interface. Pen Atelier Fountain is also available in English.
01 / BROWSE
Browse your collection through its photographs.
Start by adding the fountain pens on your desk with their photos. The collection view lets each pen lead with the image you remember it by.
In the gallery, you can drag pens into a personal order. It is a screen made for enjoying what you have collected, not only managing its data.
- Up to three photos per pen
- A photo-first gallery
- Arrange pens in your own order

02 / RECORD
Keep the detail of every pen.
Keep the brand, model, nib, and width together with body color, writing feel, acquisition date, price, tags, and your own notes.
The story of finding the pen and how it feels on paper can live beside its specifications, making the record more useful when you return to it later.
- Brand, model, nib, and core details
- Writing feel, date acquired, notes, and tags
- Body color and limited-edition details

03 / FIND
Find the right pen, even as the collection grows.
As the collection grows, find a half-remembered pen by its attributes. Combine brand, nib, body color, type, writing feel, tags, and ink status.
Sort by updated date, brand, model, nib, ink, or acquisition date. Your latest choice is remembered for the next visit.
- Keyword search
- Filter by brand, nib, color, and tags
- Sort by update, model, or acquisition date

04 / INK
From the color inside one pen to a landscape of collected inks.
With Free, record the ink currently in each pen together with its color and fill date. Search suggestions or type your own name, then adjust the swatch to match what you see on paper. When you clean the pen, the previous fill and its dates remain in the history.
Pro adds a dedicated collection for the inks themselves. Let bottle photographs lead where available, use color swatches everywhere else, and browse everything in brand groups. Search and filters help as the collection grows, with a choice of gallery or compact list views.
Each ink can keep its photographs, color, bottle or cartridge format, properties such as iron gall, shimmer, or pigment, tags, and notes. The same record also shows which pen is using it now and which pens held it before.
- Free | Current ink, color, fill history, and cleaning records
- Pro | A dedicated ink collection grouped by brand
- Pro | Photos, formats, properties, and every pen connection



05 / REVIEW
Discover your tastes inside the records.
Review what you have recorded through totals and breakdowns by brand, nib, width, ink status, and more.
The summaries may reveal preferences you had not noticed. They can also become a useful starting point when thinking about the next pen.
- Collection totals and ink status
- Breakdowns by brand and nib
- See patterns in simple charts

06 / WISHLIST
Keep the next pen in the same atelier.
Pens you do not own yet have a wishlist separate from the collection. Keep each candidate's model, photo, price, and the reason it caught your attention.
Save a pen when you encounter it in a shop or online, then compare calmly later. Once it joins your desk, its collection record can begin to grow.
- Save models before buying
- Organize photos, prices, and notes
- Keep candidates apart from your collection

BEFORE YOU START
Try it without signing in
Your first records stay in the browser you are using, so you can explore the app before creating an account.
Move across devices with Google sign-in
After signing in, records are stored in the cloud and available from your phone or computer.
Begin with Free
Free includes up to 10 collection pens and 3 wishlist pens, plus photos, ink history, cleaning reminders, search, and insights.
START YOUR ATELIER
From the first pen to an atelier of your own.From the first pen to an atelier of your own.
You can start a collection without signing in. Add one pen from your desk, then begin arranging its photos and memories.
