Daily Cut: One Photo a Day

Keep one photo from each day. Daily Cut brings your moments together in a photo calendar and a film strip, with one consistent tone across your collection.

A small daily habit Take a photo in the app or choose one with the system photo picker. Frame a square crop and add a short note of up to 60 characters. Each date holds one photo, which you can replace later.

One look for your collection Choose from six tones and apply your choice to every day. Change the tone or crop without applying those edits to the stored photo. Turn the date stamp on or off for displayed and exported images.

Find photos from that day Choose a past calendar date to see only photos taken that day within the Photos access you allow. Explicitly allow all photos or selected photos; the search stays on your device. With selected-photo access, you can manage which photos are available. If access is denied, choose one photo with the system picker and the past-date check still applies. Existing library photos are not changed or deleted. If a selected original is in iCloud, the operating system may download it.

Turn days into something to keep Browse by month or along a film strip. Save and share JPEG monthly posters, yearly posters, or film strips covering the latest 7, 14, or 30 days. Small and medium Home Screen widgets show today's photo and the latest seven days.

Reminders when you want them Reminders are off by default. Choose a time if you want a nudge; a reminder is not scheduled for a day that already has a photo.

Your photos, your choices No account, developer-operated server, ads, in-app purchases, subscription, analytics, or usage tracking. Photos and notes are processed and stored in the app on your device. You can export and restore a .dailycut backup through Files.

Please note • Today's slot can use any selected photo. A past date accepts a photo only when its readable capture date matches that day. • GPS location metadata is removed from stored and exported photos. • Saving capture originals to Photos is off by default. Saving, sharing, or choosing a Files destination creates a copy handled by that app or service; iCloud Photos and external services may sync it according to your settings. • Daily Cut does not provide automatic cloud sync. Backups are not encrypted; keep them somewhere safe. • Available in English, Korean, Japanese, and Traditional Chinese.

One purchase. A little space for one moment each day.