Photo Flashback: On This Day

Photo Flashback: On This Day

Rediscover memories years ago

250 ratings
44 reviews
Free

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Rediscover your past photos with this app. It displays pictures taken on the current date from your device and iCloud. You can also search for photos from any specific day, perfect for reliving memories on special occasions.

View photos taken on this day
Access iCloud Photo Library
Search any day of the year
Enable daily notifications
Today widget
iMessage app
Favorite or delete photos
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What's New in Photo Flashback

6.0.1

August 21, 2026

A fix for anyone who updated and found the app opening to a blank screen. • Fixed a blank screen on launch after updating from an older version. This update sets it right on its own — no need to delete and reinstall. • Your settings now reach the widget and the Messages extension again. • Reminders and the Messages extension now follow your device's language. • Small fixes and improvements.

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User reviews

Love it!

I love Flashback and wish it was available for iPads too!

Wonderful app

Every night at 9pm the app notifies me and I get to walk down memory lane. I also use it as an opportunity to prune my collection. As such I wish the delete button were bigger. Other than that I love this app.

This is awesome application!

I love this app. Simply awesome. It would be even better if it could scan files on a external hard disk - for people that have really lots of photos.

Perfect!!!

What a great app! Thank you so much for making it available!! 👏👏👏

Love it!

What a wonderful idea to include the option to delete photos within the app! I’ve always been overwhelmed by the task of clearing out my photo album, but this makes it so easy since it’s just one day at a time. Obviously this app isn’t marketed as that, but that makes it unique as one of these flashback apps! I also love the clean interface. I’m looking forward to new features!
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Reported Bugs

6 issues

Photos no longer show up

Bug

Crashing when swiping through iCloud photos

Bug

App crashes when swiping through iCloud photos not downloaded

Bug

No images on iPad Pro after update

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App doesn't load in Notification Center

Bug

Help link doesn't work

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Requested Features

11 requests

Larger delete button

Feature

Scan files on external hard disk

Feature

Video support

Feature

Full screen viewing with black borders

Feature

In-app edits save/update iCloud Photo Library (hearting, rotating)

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Flick left/right on full size photo to browse

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Change size of photo thumbnails

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Share multiple photos at once

Feature

Notification for photos from today's date

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Setting for notification time

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Sharing features (iOS share sheet or open in Photos app)

Feature

FAQ

What does Photo Flashback! do?

Photo Flashback! shows you all the photos on your iPhone, iPad, and iCloud Photo Library that were taken on the current day in previous years. It helps you rediscover old pictures and relive your memories.

Can I look up photos from specific dates?

Yes, you can look up any day of the year. This feature is perfect for special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries, allowing you to see photos from those specific dates in the past.

Is Photo Flashback! free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to use. It does not mention any costs associated with downloading or using its core functionalities.

What devices is Photo Flashback! compatible with?

The app is designed for iOS devices, specifically mentioning iPhone and iPad. It also integrates with iCloud Photo Library, suggesting compatibility with Apple's ecosystem.

How does the app handle my privacy?

Your privacy is a priority. All app functionality, including notifications, is processed locally on your device. When downloading photos from iCloud, the app uses iOS's built-in functions, and photo sharing only occurs when you explicitly choose to do so.