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Browse your memories as beautiful digital albums, each with its own cover, format and personality.
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Swipe through a tactile photo-book experience with fluid, realistic page turns.
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Rotate your iPhone for an immersive landscape view that gives every photo more room.
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Import an existing Apple Photos album or start fresh with individual photos.
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Enjoy the complete album shelf on iPad, designed to feel spacious and beautifully organized.
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Turn pages across a full iPad spread and relive every detail on a larger canvas.
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Landscape albums fill the iPad display for an immersive, coffee-table-book experience.
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Create albums on iPad by importing from Apple Photos or choosing individual pictures.
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Inspiration
I saw some old pictures on my phone. These were pictures that used to be in physical albums way back in the day. It was nothing fancy. It was hard bind on the outside and soft plastic sheets on the inside with a nice cutout for the photo. That just reminded me of the feeling of opening up a book, a physical album, to see pictures. The sound the plastic sheets made when we turn it. How they used to smell even. After we digitized all of those pictures, we don't even know where the physical albums are anymore. Because they're big and bulky, we don't carry it around when we move cities. So, that made me think that at least the feel of those albums should remain, even if it's digital - just to get a bit of that nostalgia.
What it does
It is just a simple app designed for the iPad mostly but also works on the iPhone. It has a few different album types. You can import photos into it and then it shows up as a physical album visual on your screen. You can turn the page like you were turning the pages on a physical album.
How we built it
Built in Swift and SwiftUI, and with some custom UI work. for getting the UI right. I saw a bunch of photo books and albums that were available online. And mocked up the interactions, then made the designs with cloud design and polished them up as I went along. Then imported the whole thing into cloud code.
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