snips: one photo a day

snips: one photo a day
Developer: Lior Pesoa
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snips: one photo a day is a free iOS app in Social Networking by Lior Pesoa. Released in Jul 2026 (1 month ago). Store last updated Aug 10, 2026

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One moment a day - the one that mattered. We take a hundred photos and treasure none of them. snips gives you one.

One moment, on purpose.
No burst mode. No camera roll full of near-identical shots you'll never open again. Just the single moment you chose to keep — tap for a photo, hold for a short video. Each Snip seals at midnight and can never be deleted, so the one you choose actually counts.

Keep what you'd forget:
Last Tuesday is already gone from memory. snips is the quiet place it survives. Watch a year of your life take shape one frame at a time:
• a calendar and timeline of every Snip
• a year of Snips that fills as your year does
• "on this day" moments from a month or a year ago
• recaps you can share as a little poster

A small circle, not a crowd:
Add a few close friends and quietly see each other's moments of their day. No followers, no likes to chase - just the people who matter.

On your home screen:
Add the snips widget to keep today's Snip - and your friends' - one glance away, without opening the app.

Peek at the world's day:
Choose to share a Snip to the globe and see today, everywhere - moments from around the world placed on a map anonymously, gone when the day ends.

The little things that make a memory:
A mood, a note, the weather, and where you were, tucked onto each Snip. A gentle daily reminder so you never miss your moment.

Yours, and private by default:
You choose who sees each Snip: just you, your friends, or the whole globe (for that day only). Export everything whenever you want, and delete your account anytime.

one moment. every day. keep what you'd forget.