About this app

You have coins in a drawer. The one from the trip you won't repeat, the one your grandfather left you, the one you got as change in a city whose name you no longer quite remember. Cuño turns them into 3D pieces you can spin, inspect and keep. HOW IT WORKS Photograph the obverse. Flip the coin and photograph the reverse. That's it. Cuño reconstructs the relief, the shine of the metal and the edge, and mints a dimensional piece that turns fully in your hand. YOUR ALBUM Every coin takes its slot in an album only you can see. Open it and leaf through it like the real thing. Tap any piece and it lifts toward you full screen, with its relief and its reflections, so you can spin it with your finger and look at it closer than you ever could the original. THE MAP Each piece remembers where you minted it. Given time, the map stops being a map and becomes the account of where you have been. GENUINELY PRIVATE Your album is yours. No feed, no public profiles, no way for anyone else to see your coins. No ads and no tracking. You can delete your account and all your data from inside the app, whenever you want. CREDITS Minting a coin costs one credit. We give you one when you create your account, so you can try the whole process without paying. After that you can buy credits singly or in packs of three and five. These are one-time purchases: no subscription, nothing renews and they don't expire. If a mint fails, the credit returns to your account automatically. BEFORE YOU START The best pieces come from simple photos: the coin flat on a plain background, centered in the capture ring, with even light and no hard shadows. Same distance for both faces. Cuño needs the camera to photograph your coins and, if you allow it, your location to note where you minted each one. Both are optional right up to the moment you use them.