Swipe Photo

About Swipe Photo

What's new: [Memories, right on your Home Screen] • Two new widgets: "Last Year Today" brings back this day a year ago; "Favorites" rotates through photos you've liked • Photos display in full — auto-rotating every 15 minutes, with a tap-to-advance button for instant switching • Optional daily reminder: a gentle 9 AM nudge when last year's today has photos (off by default — enable under More → Review preferences) • Lunar-calendar "on this day": for days like Lunar New Year, find the same day in past years by the lunar date • "Share this day" & "Then & Now" cards: turn that day one year ago into a beautiful card — on its own or stacked against today — shared in a tap [Mood notes] Something to say about a photo? Tap "Note" on the right and jot it down. Keep adding to the same photo over time — edit or delete anytime — and watch it become your story. [Videos, even more enjoyable] • The progress bar stays out of the way: hidden during playback, revealed on tap-to-pause, with live scrubbing preview • Long-press for 2× speed, pinch to zoom into details • Seamless looping — relive a moment again and again, uninterrupted [Photos now tell you where they were taken] The place ("city · neighborhood") now appears under the date, and older photos fill in automatically over time. Location lookup works the same way as the system Photos app — your photos still never leave your device. [Sharing with a personal touch] Shared photos and videos now carry an elegant app badge, and filenames become "date · place" so friends instantly know the story. Premium can turn the watermark off under More → Sharing. [More thoughtful touches] • Your library keeps getting organized quietly in the background, so memories are always fresh — even without opening the app • New "Exclude screenshots" toggle keeps your memories about life, not receipts (More → Review preferences) • Recommendations got smarter: moments you wrote notes about resurface first • Smoother scrolling that's easier on your battery As always: zero upload. Everything stays on your iPhone.

App privacy

The developer, 中相 吴, reported these privacy practices to Apple.