SameSite

SameSite is the easiest way to photograph the same thing over time and keep every shot lined up.

Take one photo, then every shot after it fades the previous photo over the live camera as an onion-skin guide. Match it, and your framing stays consistent from one day, week, or month to the next. A level indicator and remembered tilt help you nail the exact same angle every time.

Organize your shots into projects and folders, compare any two with a draggable before/after wipe, or stitch a whole folder into a smooth timelapse. Everything stays private on your device.

HOW IT WORKS

• Create a project (a home, a client, a subject) and a folder for each spot or angle.
• Your first photo sets the framing. Every shot after lines up over the last one.
• Swipe the compare wipe to reveal the change, or export a timelapse.

FEATURES

• Onion-skin alignment with adjustable opacity
• Level indicator and angle memory
• Self-timer, composition grids, pinch and slider zoom
• Before and after compare wipe
• Per-photo notes
• Timelapse GIF export with a speed picker (watermark-free export requires SameSite Pro)
• Edge-outline alignment mode (requires SameSite Pro)
• Whole-project export and sharing (requires SameSite Pro)
• Share a single photo
• Light and dark themes
• English, Malay, and Simplified Chinese
• Stored on your device: no account, no cloud

FREE AND PRO SameSite is free to use, with one project, three folders, and twelve photos per folder. A one-time SameSite Pro purchase removes those limits and unlocks the features marked above: watermark-free timelapse export, the edge-outline onion skin, and whole-project export. One purchase, no subscription.

WAYS TO USE IT

• Home renovation: watch a room transform from before the demo to the final reveal.
• Construction and site progress: document a build week by week for reports or clients.
• Stop-motion and animation: shoot tightly aligned frames and turn them into a GIF.
• Personal growth: track a fitness journey, weight change, or posture.
• Kids and pets growing up: a monthly portrait in the same chair.
• Plants and gardens: from seedling to bloom, or a garden through the seasons.
• Art and craft in progress: capture each layer as a piece comes together.
• Restorations and DIY: furniture, a classic car, a guitar, step by step.
• Healing and recovery: follow a scar, a tattoo settling, or physio progress.
• Places over time: the same view through the seasons or a changing storefront.

Line it up. Watch it change.