Raillog — Korean Rail Stamps

Name: Raillog — Korean Rail Stamps revenue & download estimates
Creator: AppCurrents

App Store·TravelFree + IAP★ 0.00 (0)launched 8d agoapp updated 6d ago

Scout Score

Raillog — Korean Rail Stamps generates an estimated $0/month in revenue from 0 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-08-02).

Estimates updated 02.08.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month	$0
Est. downloads / month	0
Estimate confidence	low
Pricing	Free + IAP
Rating	0.00 ★ (0 ratings)
Category	Travel
Released	28.07.2026
App last updated	30.07.2026
Platform	iOS

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About

Every station you visit becomes a stamp in your book. Raillog is a ride-logging app for Korean railways, covering 17 operators and 55 lines nationwide — subway, commuter rail, KTX, and SRT. Think of it as "railway stamp collecting": ride a line, log the station, and watch your stamp book fill up. ◆ Made for · Anyone who rides the subway or train often · Riders logging everything from Line 1 to KT…

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Trends & analysis

Chart rank trend

US · overall

Collecting rank history — no snapshots so far. Fills in twice daily.

Why it's surfacing

Scout 38

Newness

100

Breakout

Ratings & velocity

Total ratings

Aug 1

New ratings / day

Collecting history — no snapshots so far. Fills in twice daily.

Geographic reach

best rank · 0 storefronts

Collecting storefront coverage — no snapshots so far. Fills in twice daily.

Revenue & downloads trend

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Aug 2

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Aug 2

In-app purchases

3 tiers

Raillog Pro Monthly$1

Raillog Pro Yearly$6

Raillog Pro Lifetime$12

Update history

1 update tracked

v1.0.16d ago
· Zooming in now shows station dots on lines you haven't ridden yet · Stations are drawn as white dots, so they stand out on top of a line · Transfer stations no longer stack one dot per line on the map · Not-yet-ridden lines are drawn a little stronger, so the network reads at a glance · The save button on the visit and rolling-stock sheets is pinned to the bottom — no scrolling to save · Fixed Eungam appearing twice on Seoul Line 6, and tidied up line names