A private photo diary with a limit. Three photos and one ten-second video a day, each printed as retro film with the place, weather, time, and song baked on. Your camera roll is the infinite bin. Dailies is the shelf you keep the good ones on.
the moments worth keeping, held apart from the pile
Three photos and one ten-second video a day. The limit is what makes it work. You end up with a handful of moments you go back to, instead of thousands you scroll past and forget.
Three photos and one ten-second video, every day. If a moment feels like it might matter later, shoot it in Dailies. Everything else stays in your camera roll.
The print develops in your hand as you watch. A retro film look with the moment printed on: where you were, the weather, the time, and the song in your ears.
Caption the front and write on the back like a real print. The collection reads like a journal you can search and relive.
Every frame carries the place, weather, time, and the song that was playing, so you never lose the story behind the shot.
Filter by location, words, weather, temperature, music, or date. The whole collection stays findable.
Caption the front and add a note on the back, like a real print. It reads like a journal, not a feed.
A single ten-second clip alongside the three photos. Ten seconds is plenty for a moment worth keeping.
Three and one. The cap is the point: a collection small enough to matter, instead of thousands you never look at.
Lock the whole collection behind Face ID. It stays yours, sealed, on your device.
Send a print out and it carries a barcode holding where you were, the weather, and the song that was playing. Send it plain, or write a note on the back. The moment rides along with the picture, sealed until they open it.
No feed. No account. It stays yours unless you send one out, and you can lock the whole thing behind Face ID.
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