CapTick: Everyday Camera
Keep momentum as you capture
About
This camera app helps you capture and organize photos effortlessly. Features include albums before shooting, expiring snaps, and hands-free timer shots. Enjoy a clean interface for a simpler photography experience.
What's New in CapTick
1.3
January 29, 2026
What's New in 1.3: - New: Choose default destination - New: Increase/decrease expiration date for 30 days - New: Ability to stop photo timer - Fixed minor bugs and improved performance
MoreIn-App Purchases
$7.99
CapTick Lifetime
Unlimited features access
FAQ
What is CapTick?
CapTick is a smart camera application designed to simplify photography. It allows users to organize photos into albums before capturing them, set photos to expire automatically, and take hands-free shots with a smart timer.
Does CapTick have ads?
No, CapTick does not contain advertisements. It offers a clean, focused interface free from distractions.
How does CapTick handle photo saving?
CapTick offers flexibility in saving photos. You can choose to save them instantly to your iOS gallery or keep them separate within the app for later management.
Can I organize photos before taking them with CapTick?
Yes, CapTick allows you to select or create albums before you even take a picture. This helps in keeping your memories organized from the moment they are captured.
What is the 'Expiring snaps' feature in CapTick?
The 'Expiring snaps' feature allows you to set a time limit for your photos. After the set duration, these photos will automatically disappear, helping to keep your photo library tidy.
Is CapTick suitable for group photos or selfies?
Yes, the 'Smart timer' feature in CapTick is ideal for group photos or selfies. It allows you to take multiple shots hands-free, giving you time to get into position and pick the best one later.
What devices is CapTick available on?
CapTick is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices, running on iOS.
How often is CapTick updated?
The latest version of CapTick is 1.3, and it was last updated on January 29, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
