Krown: Daily Photo Game
No feed. Just your friends.
About
A daily photo game for private groups of friends. Complete three missions each day by taking photos live or from earlier today. React to friends' photos and see results unlock simultaneously each night.
What's New in Krown
2.6.1
October 29, 2026
• The camera fills the screen, and the photo you take is exactly the photo your group sees. Save to Photos keeps the original on your phone. • Tap any of your photos to see it full screen. Tap for the next one, and live moments play by themselves. • After your third photo you go straight back to Home, and Krown opens straight onto your last Home. • The crown now celebrates photos, not numbers: the most loved photo in ATE, TODAY and SAW, and the favourite set of the night. • New rewards to start with, plus the full path from Basic to Black Diamond. • Post your 3, then see your friends'. Until then you get a blurry peek. • Every photo is checked automatically before your group sees it. If one needs another look, you'll see it and can retake it. • A friend joining is a moment, ties say "Shared favourite", and signing back in is easier. • Fixes for retakes, invites, the Back button on iOS 26, and photos that didn't load.
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FAQ
What is Krown?
Krown is a daily photo game designed for private groups of friends. Each day, your group receives three missions to complete by taking photos live or from earlier the same day.
How does Krown work?
Groups get three daily missions: what you ate, today's question, and something you saw. Photos must be taken live or from earlier the same day. Results unlock simultaneously each night, showing category winners and a shared group streak.
Is Krown private?
Yes, Krown is private by design. It supports groups of two to twelve friends, is invite-only, and has no public feed, followers, comments, or direct messages.
Can I use old photos or screenshots in Krown?
No, Krown only accepts photos taken live or from earlier the same day. Old photos and screenshots are not permitted to ensure timely content.
How are reactions handled in Krown?
Reactions in Krown are used to judge the photo itself, not the person who posted it. You cannot react to your own photos, and who gives which reaction is not visible.
What happens if I don't post a photo in Krown?
Nobody is named for not posting. The focus is on winners, and losing scores are not displayed, ensuring a positive experience for all group members.
How does Krown handle safety and reporting?
You can report any photo, which will immediately hide it from the group and exclude it from scoring. Blocking works both ways, and you can leave or delete your account at any time.
Is Krown available on multiple devices?
Based on the provided data, Krown is supported on iPhone and iPod devices.
