Dailies: Daily Photo Diary

Three photos and one ten-second video a day are your Dailies. They develop in your hand as you watch, and you keep a collection small enough to remember every shot in it.

Your camera roll has thousands of photos in it and you almost never look back at it. The shots that meant something are buried under screenshots, receipts, and ten near-identical blurs.

Dailies gives those shots somewhere else to live: a private collection of the photos worth keeping, held apart from the pile.

Each photo comes out with a retro film look you set and the moment printed onto it: where you were, the weather, the time, and the song in your ears. That context is baked in to the Photo, so you never lose the story behind the shot.

You can caption each one and write on the back like a real print, so the collection reads like a journal you can search and curate.

You get three photos and one ten-second video a day. The limit is deliberate: it keeps the collection small enough to matter. Your camera roll is the infinite photo rolle; Dailies is the curated shelf you keep the good ones on.

If a moment feels like it might matter later, shoot it in Dailies. Everything else stays in your camera roll.

To share one, send it and its caption and note are baked in let the other person shake their phone to bring it up as it develops and flip around for a note, a surprise instead of a plain photo.

It stays yours unless you send one out. No feed, no account, and you can lock the whole thing behind Face ID.

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