Everyday - Daily Selfie

Take one selfie a day. Watch the years unfold. Everyday is a private, beautifully simple journal for your face. Every day it gently reminds you to take a selfie — and then quietly stitches the days together into a timelapse of your life. Five seconds a day. A lifetime to look back on. — ALIGN WITH YESTERDAY — A ghosted overlay of your last selfie appears right in the camera, so every photo lines up perfectly. The result: a timelapse that flows, not flickers. — A NUDGE AT THE RIGHT TIME — Pick a fixed reminder time, or let Everyday surprise you with a random nudge between two hours you choose. Either way, you'll never miss a day. Reminders are scheduled a week in advance so they keep firing even if you don't open the app. — TURN A YEAR INTO 30 SECONDS — Generate a high-quality timelapse video of every selfie you've ever taken, at any quality you choose. Save it to your Photos library. Share it with anyone. Watch yourself become you. — PRIVATE BY DESIGN — Your selfies stay yours. Everything is stored in your personal iCloud account and synced privately across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. No servers. No accounts. No tracking. We literally cannot see your photos. — HOME SCREEN WIDGET — Today's selfie, right where you look first. A small daily reminder of who you are, right now. — ALREADY HAVE SELFIES? — Import your existing selfies from your Photo Library and start your timeline from years ago. Watch the timelapse you didn't know you were already making. — A TIMELINE, NOT A FEED — Browse your year, month by month, in a calm grid. Tap any day to see the moment, the date, and where you were. No likes. No comments. Just you. FEATURES AT A GLANCE • Daily selfie capture with ghost alignment overlay • Fixed or randomized daily reminders • High-quality timelapse video export • Month-by-month timeline view • Home screen widget • Private iCloud sync across all your Apple devices • Import from your existing Photo Library • Location captured per selfie (optional) • No accounts, no servers, no tracking Start today. Five seconds. One photo. Then do it again tomorrow. In a year, you'll thank yourself.