Ayer
Privately see any day of your photos across all your years
70 followers
Privately see any day of your photos across all your years
70 followers
Ayer lets you pick any calendar date and instantly see all the photos and videos you took on that exact day across every past year. I built it after my second son was born exactly two years and one day after my first. I wanted to compare their photos on the same day, year over year. No app let me do that. Most photo apps decide what memories you see. Ayer lets you choose. 100% offline. No cloud, no login, no tracking.
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@chapiware could be a small, thoughtful ritual. I can totally imagine opening it once a day and smiling for a minute 🫶🏼
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@marina_sysoeva Thank you so much <3 Yeah in fact I am working in the next update that includes widgets y notifications to help with that ritual! :)
Wow, Ayer looks incredible! I love the focus on letting me choose which memories to revisit. Does it handle photos taken with different cameras and aspect ratios gracefully? Super excited to try it!
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❤️ Love the origin story — comparing the same day across different years is such a human and underexplored way to relive memories. The “you choose, not the algorithm” philosophy really stands out.
Curious: have you noticed users using Ayer more for emotional reflection (family, kids) or for practical comparisons like travel and projects?
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@chapiware That’s beautifully put — “reflection rather than optimization” feels like the perfect summary of Ayer’s soul. The same-day framing really creates space to feel time passing, not measure it.
One thought that came to mind: have you considered very lightweight prompts or captions (optional, never forced) that help users articulate what changed or stayed the same that day? It could deepen the reflection without turning it into analytics.
Really love what you’re building — it feels quietly meaningful in a way a lot of apps aren’t.
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@pany_ai Thank you, your nice words means a lot to me!
I’ve thought about something along those lines, actually. Very lightweight prompts or captions can add depth if they stay optional and non-intrusive, especially when the goal is reflection rather than measurement. The tricky part for me is preserving the quietness of the experience. I don’t want people to feel like they’re supposed to “do something” every time they open a memory. Sometimes just looking is enough.
That said, I really like how you framed it: helping articulate what changed or stayed the same, without turning it into analytics. That’s a line I’d be interested in exploring carefully.
Appreciate you putting it into words so thoughtfully. <3
@chapiware I love how intentional you are about protecting that quiet space — the idea that “sometimes just looking is enough” feels central to what makes Ayer special.
If you ever explore prompts, I wonder if they could live outside the moment itself — something you discover only after lingering for a bit, or even the next time you return to that same day. That way reflection remains invited, not expected.
Thanks for building something that respects people’s inner pace. It really shows.
This looks great. My wife sometimes sends me photos from years ago, and I can see myself using this app to share meaningful photos with her as well. In the future, could there be more features built around sharing with family?
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@chapiware I’m glad this matches your target use case. I’ll share any issues I run into or features I’d like to see added as I use it.
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@xiaoguang_zhao awesome! Thank you very much!
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This is super cool!
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@peter_van_doorn Thank you very much ! Really glad that you liked, let me know if you have some feedback or new idea to add and I'll try to include it :D