TimeDrawer

TimeDrawer is a photo diary that belongs to you alone. Open your library and let the photos bring the day back. Pick a few for an entry, write a few lines, and tuck it away in your drawer. No likes, no followers, and no one rushing you to post. - Photos bring it back: entries start from what you shot each day, so you never face a blank page. - One group, one memory: an entry is made of groups — a set of photos plus a paragraph. Add a one-liner between groups, or write a text-only entry. - Automatic layout: photos and words are laid out for you, in four styles — journal, film, postcard, and minimal. - The moment: capture a mood, the weather, and a place for each group. All optional. - Keep or crumple: finished entries go into a drawer by month. Crumple one and it sits in the trash for 30 days, just in case. - Peek into the past: the home page occasionally shows two old cards. Turn on On This Day and see where you were a year ago. - Export and share: save an entry as a grid, a card, a long image, or a PDF. Whether to share is entirely up to you. - Only you can see it: photos are referenced from your library, never copied or uploaded. Everything stays on your device. - Chouchou keeps you company: the little mascot changes with the time of day and gets sleepy late at night. No social features — it just helps you put today away. TimeDrawer has no accounts, no feed, and no streaks. Write or don't, as much as you like.