Minute It - Turn your photos into a recap film, on-device, no cloud AI

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Everyone's racing to run your photos through a cloud AI. "Minute It" goes the other way. "Minute It" respects users' privacy. It turns the photos and videos already on your phone into a short recap film — generated entirely on-device. No cloud, no account, and no AI analyzing your family. - Quick Mode builds a ~1-minute recap for the previous 30 days in one tap. - Manual Mode lets you pick every moment yourself. Free, with an optional premium tier. iOS + Android.

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Hi Product Hunt šŸ‘‹ I'm Terry, the solo maker. Right now a lot of photo products are racing to feed more of their users' data into AI. I built "Minute It" to go the opposite way. It turns the photos & videos already on your phone into short recap films, generated entirely on-device. No cloud, no account, and no AI analyzing or scanning your family's faces. The "magic" isn't a server somewhere — it's on your phone. They're just your own moments, turned into a film you'll actually sit down and watch. The backstory: seven years ago my daughter was born, and two years later my son joined — these two little ones always make my day. I started using another app to make little monthly family recaps, and I loved sending them to my parents so they could watch their grandkids grow. But organizing a month of clips into something watchable was always a chore I hardly got around to, and I grew uneasy about my kids' faces living on someone's servers. So I made the app I wanted for my own family. Two ways to use Minute It: • Quick Mode: one tap → a ~1-minute recap of your recent photos & videos. No editing, no sorting. • Manual Mode: hand-pick any dates / photos / videos into a custom recap. People have told me they use Minute It for watching their kids grow (same as me!), trips, even tracking a few months of weight-loss progress. "Minute It" is free with an optional premium tier, iOS + Android. As an indie developer, I'd genuinely love your feedback. And I'm curious what this crowd thinks: in an age of cloud-AI-everything, does "it all stays on your device" still matter to you? Especially if you're a parent like me?