Take One!

Take One!

No feed. No likes. Just you.

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Released
September 21, 2026
Updated
September 22, 2026

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You're not posting this anywhere. Take One is the selfie camera for one person: you. Take one photo today. Take another tomorrow. Over time, they become a private film of your face and your life. Every other app wants your face for an audience. This is the opposite. Nothing to post, nothing to keep up with. No account, no followers, no likes, no comments. And no streaks: miss a day and nothing scolds you. Just a small daily record that belongs to you. WATCH YOURSELF TRAVEL THROUGH TIME Your photos collect in a private timeline on your iPhone. When you want, turn them into a film and watch weeks, months, or years move across your face. Not a highlight reel for strangers. A film of your actual life, made only for you. FREE MEANS FREE TO KEEP Keep taking one selfie a day for as long as you want. Set reminders, browse your full timeline, and export a simple film with no watermark. All free. STUDIO: A ONE-TIME $4.99 PURCHASE Studio makes the film easier to watch. It keeps your eyes in the same place from frame to frame, smooths sudden changes in light, and blends one day into the next. Studio also unlocks collage export. No subscription, ever. Restore Purchases is included. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No account - No social feed - No ads - No photo uploads - Your selfies stay on your iPhone and your own Apple backup - Anonymous product-usage analytics only, never your photos or your name Take the photo today. Meet every version of yourself later.
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What's New in Take One!

1.0

September 22, 2026

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$4.99

Take One Studio

Daily selfies become an eye-aligned time-lapse film.

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