Frequently asked questions

A catalogue of Legami erasable gel pens — the Erasable Pens — and a notebook for tracking your collection. It covers editions still on sale and those long gone, with their reference, character, ink colour and the boxed set they came from.

No. AlmostAll is an independent project by collectors. It is neither affiliated with, sponsored by, nor endorsed by Legami S.p.A. “Legami” is a registered trademark of its owner, used here only to identify the products concerned.

The reference Legami prints on the pen, in the form EPXXXX. It is the surest identifier of an edition: two pens may share a commercial name, never a reference at the same time. Search it as it is in the header field — “43”, “EP43” and “EP0043” all lead to the same pen.

Because Legami renumbered part of its range. The “Hug Me” panda carried EP0001, then EP0060. Every affected page shows the whole chain: which code comes before, which comes after, and from when.

The marking printed on the barrel, just above the eraser. The star — in the ink colour, or white — predates 2023, the red logo follows it. Two copies of the same code can therefore be two distinct pieces — and here, they are collected separately. The star base marks an older production: for the same code, it is the one collectors look for.

No, and we show it rather than hide it: the footer states at all times how many editions are documented. When a reference is missing, the page says so plainly instead of returning an error.

From the catalogue, hover a thumbnail and click the “+”. From a pen's page, the “I have it” button. Either way the addition is instant, and it can be undone.

In colour, the pen is yours. In black and white, you're missing it. That's all the board says at a glance. The squiggle under the thumbnail gives the ink colour — not the pen's.

For noting what you're after without claiming to own it. The heart on a thumbnail is enough, and the list opens from your account menu.

A duplicate is one more copy, not a counter: each keeps its own acquisition date, source, condition and notes. The collection can filter them, so you see at once what you have to trade.

No. AlmostAll sells nothing and links to no shop. Prices aren't even shown.

No. The catalogue, the pen pages, the characters and the boxed sets all read without an account. The account only exists to remember what you own.

No, it is private by default. Nothing you enter is visible to anyone else unless you publish a showcase yourself.

Yes, at any time and without writing to us. Your collection exports as JSON or CSV from your account; the same screen lets you import it back and delete your account for good.

Yes. No advertising, no in-app purchase, no paid tier, no cap on how many pens you add. If that ever changes, it will be written here before it is applied.

French, English, Italian and German. The addresses translate too: /fr/stylos, /en/pens, /it/penne, /de/stifte — while the reference itself never changes from one language to the next.