7 Frames vs Daily Home

7 Frames is an app that lets you register one scene a day, from Monday to Sunday, and gradually complete your week as a single exhibition. You can capture today’s scene with your camera or choose an image from your photo library, then adjust its position and size to fit frame ratios such as 4:5, 1:1, 3:2, and 16:9. Registered artworks can be viewed one by one in your current exhibition. Past exhibitions are moved to the archive, where you can revisit, edit, or delete them anytime. You can also create an invitation file to share your exhibition with others, or export a backup file to keep your exhibition records separately. 7 Frames works without login or its own server. Exhibition data and artwork images are stored locally on your device by default.

There is a kind of doubt that arrives only after you have left. Two streets away, a small voice asks: the stove? Daily Home is two lists. Six things to check before you go — sockets, stove, light, windows, keys, door. You check the real thing, then you tap. The tap is not the checking. The tap is the remembering. The slower list holds what a home asks for across months. The filter above the cooker. The pillows. Each carries a ring that fills as its time passes. Swipe when the job is actually done. One notification at nine in the morning, and only when something is waiting. It is not connected to your home. No sensors, no view of your stove. It holds what you tell it and gives it back later. Check the stove yourself. Paid once. No subscription, no adverts, no tracking.