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About Magpop: Photo Magnets

Before the feed, there was the board. Nobody's algorithm picked what went up there. Someone just decided a photo was worth seeing every single day, and stuck a magnet on it. Magpop rebuilds that ritual. Snap something you love, cut it out, and stick it to a board, where it lives as a glossy little magnet you can drag, tilt and walk past every day. Not a feed. Not another camera roll. A board, for the few things worth looking at again. SNAP IT A 3D instant camera, rendered inside the app: machined dials, a brightness slider, pinch to zoom, tap to focus. Take the shot and the photo feeds out of the printer attached to it, in the orientation you were holding. CUT IT Lift the subject clean off its background, on device. The offcut shatters and falls away. Or die-cut the photo into a shape, or keep the whole polaroid, borders and all. Every sheet before it sticks is loose paper: grab it and it flexes, waves trailing your finger. STICK IT The paper flutters down onto a magnet, and the magnet lands on your board with a thunk. Drag it, spin it, resize it. Tilt your phone and the gloss slides across it the way it would on a real one. YOUR BOARD - Board colours and printable patterns, with the density and opacity you set - Pages to swipe between, and a held magnet can be dragged across to move it - Letters, stickers, washi tape and paper notes - A magnet from your board, on your home screen KEEPING - A name, a place and a date on every magnet, found by GPS or by search - Your keeps by month, by place, or by collection - Month and year recaps, as a story to share - Board stories, framed exactly as the board looks on screen - Recently deleted: 30 days to change your mind - Backup and restore into a single file you own NO ACCOUNTS No sign-up, no cloud, no feed. Everything lives on your phone, and the background removal runs on it too. MAGPOP PRO Keeping is always free and always unlimited. Magnets and boards have no cap, because a cap only ever fires in the middle of the trip that made you love the app. Pro is the dressing: every board surface, every magnet finish, all seven shape dies, every letter set and decoration pack, and any month or year recap. The free tier is the trial, and it is a real one: steel, rust and retro boards, gloss and matte finishes, one letter set, one sticker pack, two dies plus the uncut original, and last month's recap. Monthly, annual, or a one-time lifetime unlock. No free trial on any of them, because the free app is the trial. TERMS Privacy policy: https://magpop.app/privacy Terms of use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated September 3, 2026

A magnet from your board, on your home screen. The Magpop widget shows one magnet a day, with its name and where it came from. Pro can pick which board it draws from and add it in every size. Settings now says which Pro plan you have and when it started, with a shortcut to manage a subscription.

App privacy

The developer, Asther Louie Cabardo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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