TimeStack: Jobsite Time-Lapse

TimeStack: Jobsite Time-Lapse

Automatic jobsite time-lapse

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 7, 2026
  • August 31, 2026

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From gutted to finished — in 30 seconds. TimeStack turns a camera you already own into an automatic time-lapse of your whole job. Snapshots are captured on the schedule you set, then stitched into one client-ready reel that grows day after day until the project is done. No new hardware. No editing. No babysitting. • Runs on your existing camera — nothing to install, mount, or wire • Set a cadence (every 5–60 min) and working hours once, per project • A reel that grows with the job, rebuilt automatically every day • Watch, download, and share the finished reel with one tap • Get notified the moment a new reel is ready Built for renovation & remodel contractors, builders, flippers, landscapers, pool builders, and fit-out crews who want effortless proof-of-work and marketing footage. Privacy-first by design: still snapshots only — no live video, no audio, no AI, no face recognition. Encrypted in transit and at rest; you can unlink anytime. TimeStack works with Ring cameras and is added from inside the Ring app. TimeStack is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Ring LLC or Amazon. Ring is a trademark of Ring LLC.
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What's New in TimeStack

1.0.8

August 31, 2026

This release fixes a number of defects found in a full review of the app: • The player now tells you when a reel cannot be loaded, instead of showing a black screen with no explanation. • Saving a reel to Photos no longer reports success when the download actually failed. • Sharing a reel on Android now includes the link to the reel. • Typing a capture time without minutes (for example "7") no longer resets the field to its default. • A capture window that starts and ends at the same time is now refused, instead of quietly capturing almost nothing. • Notifications are now registered when you sign in with an email code, and tapping a notification opens the right reel even if the app was closed. • Turning notifications off now tells you if it could not be completed, rather than reporting success. • Signing out now also clears this device's notification registration. • The status bar is readable again on every screen.

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