A Past Day

A Past Day

Photos and footprints, revived

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Released
July 2, 2026
Updated
August 23, 2026

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"This café — it had been two years." Circle a place you've been on the map, and the photos you took there line up across the years. A time you'd forgotten quietly comes back. —— The rest, you'll discover just by tapping around. A Past Day quietly brings back memories you'd long forgotten. Not the photos you look at all the time — the ones you'd forgotten you had. A Past Day draws from your own photo library and, by chance, surfaces a single picture from a day you haven't thought about in years. One tap follows the thread — to nearby places, the same season in other years, a color, a feeling — and a memory you didn't know you still had comes quietly back. • By chance — you don't search; a forgotten day finds you. • Long ago — not yesterday's photos, but the ones from years back. • Revived — one picture pulls a whole day back into focus. On This Day See this date across every year you have photos for. Feel how much time has passed — and imagine where the same stretch of time ahead might take you. Footprints on the map Photos with a location connect into the path you walked that day. Retrace where you went — and remember things the photos alone don't show. Wander From any photo, take an associative walk through your library — by place, time, or color. Each step is a small, involuntary discovery. Everything stays on your device Your photos are never uploaded to the cloud or any server. Storage and on-device AI analysis all happen locally on your iPhone. Nothing leaves your device. Start with about 20–30 photos, or bring in your whole library.
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What's New in A Past Day

1.7

August 23, 2026

・Photos now appear on the map even when viewing all time. Zoom out for a scattering of representative photos; zoom in to see the photos of that place. ・Importing photos is faster, and you can see the progress. ・The full-screen view is tidier: the clock and battery no longer overlap the photo, a delete button was added, and the action buttons are now compact icons.

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