local_mallFor market-goers & fair-hoppers

Never lose a maker again.

You meet the maker, you love their work, you take their card — and somehow it's gone by the time you're home. Gathered keeps every independent vendor you discover in one tidy, searchable place, ready for when you're ready to buy.

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The Gathered home screen: a search box, a row of recently added vendors, and category tiles — Food & Drink, Art & Craft, Body & Home, Wellness, Garden, Wearables, Goods & Gifts — with a camera button to add a card.
auto_awesomeWhat it does

From a pocketful of cards to a directory you'll actually use.

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Capture in a snap

Point your camera at a business card or QR code. Gathered finds the edges, reads the details, and lets you check them before saving.

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Organised as you go

Vendors land in tidy categories — Food & Drink, Art & Craft, Body & Home and more — each one labelled down to the detail, like Preserves & Condiments. Your finds stay browsable, never buried.

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Find anyone in seconds

Search by name, category or your own notes. “That honey stall at Hebden” is only a tap away.

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Grouped by event

Every market or fair becomes an event, so you can relive the day and remember exactly who was where.

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Three taps from stall to saved.

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Capture the card

Hold steady over a card or QR code. Gathered detects it automatically and pulls out the details.

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Check & add a note

Confirm the fields, drop in a note — “raw honey, £6 for 250g” — and save. Only what's there is shown.

A saved vendor card in Gathered, showing the vendor's name, category, phone, email, website and your own notes.
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Buy when you're ready

Weeks later, search your directory, tap to call or open their website, and finally place that order.

Searching Gathered for “Hebden”, with three matching makers listed.
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Your finds live on your phone.

No account, no sign-up, no feed. Gathered is local-first: your cards are stored on your device. Optional cloud backup is there if you want it — never required.