
Still Me: Selfie Time Lapse
One selfie a day, kept private
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One selfie a day, at the same time, in the same frame.
Still Me lines your eyes up from one day to the next, so looking back through a month
plays like one continuous shot instead of a pile of photos that jump around. It takes
about ten seconds.
Free from the first launch. There are no subscriptions, purchases or locked features.
The ritual. One reminder, at a time you choose. A streak worth keeping, with two
freezes a month for the days life gets in the way. A widget, a Control Center control,
an Action Button, and "Hey Siri" give you four ways in. Every one opens the camera and
shows you a preview first.
Looking back. Scrub through your own days and watch them morph. Put any two side by
side in Then & Now. Save a run as a film or a GIF, keep the frames you like, and search
for the day you are thinking of.
Nothing is sent to us. There is no account, sign-up, server of ours, analytics,
advertising or tracking. If iCloud is enabled, Apple syncs your diary through your own
private iCloud database. Everything the app works out about your selfies is worked out
on the device. The app shows you where your data is and lets you export or delete it.
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What's New in Still Me
1.1
October 10, 2026
Find a day from a picture. Point Visual Intelligence at a picture and Still Me looks for the day it came from — by its background, worked out on this device. Tap a day in Search. A Still Me day found in iPhone Search now opens on that day, instead of just opening the app. Days like this picture. More results opens the whole list in the app, each day with the one reason it came back. Everything here happens on your iPhone. Nothing is sent anywhere.
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