Press kit

Who we are

Acarta is a living field guide to architecture and public art. We build it together with a network of architects, conservators, and photographers, with the ambition to gather places, stories, and conversations about the built world in one place.

Why we exist

Much of what's written and documented about buildings stays scattered across books, reports, and individual websites, and never reaches a wider audience. We want to make architecture legible and engaging for more people.

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The team

Acarta is founded by Adam and Evelina Strandberg. Full biographies and founder statements are available on the About Acarta page.

About Acarta

Acarta is a Swedish field guide to architecture and public art. At launch the service holds 10,000+ places across 250 cities and short profiles of 5,500 architects, artists, and landscape architects. The ambition is to also make space for conversation and discovery, together with a network of architects, conservators, and photographers, and to make architecture accessible to more people. Acarta is built in Stockholm by siblings Adam and Evelina Strandberg, operated by Väder AB, and launches for iPhone, Android, and the web in summer 2026.

Facts

Product: Acarta, a field guide to architecture and public art
Platforms: iPhone, Android, web
Launch: Summer 2026
Founders: Adam Strandberg and Evelina Strandberg (siblings)
Operated by: Väder AB, Stockholm, Sweden (org.nr 559314-1537)
Languages: Swedish, English
Catalogue at launch: 10,000+ places across 250 cities, by 5,500+ architects, sculptors, and landscape architects
Badges: 38 across 4 tiers, earned by visiting cities, exploring a style, or following a specific creator
Business model: Free to browse, free to check in, and free to follow friends. Pro unlocks full place info and photos, unlimited folders, and offline cities. Offered as weekly and annual plans. In Sweden, App Store prices are 79 SEK/week or 599 SEK/year; local prices are shown before purchase.
Funding: Self-funded
Privacy: No location tracking in the background. Photographs not used to train AI. GDPR-compliant