CakeLog is a birthday album that files itself. Photograph this year's cake and it slots into that person's own age-based album — no folders, no hunting through your camera roll. Every birthday, anniversary, and memorial date lives in one scrollable Memory Timeline. 12 hand-coded vector photo frames — heart cutouts, full-photo overlays, candlelight glow — each its own layout. Free for 5 people. PIN + Face ID lock, data stays on-device, no tracking. One-time purchase only, no subscription.
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Hi Product Hunt,
I'm a solo developer from Japan. I built CakeLog because my own camera roll had six years of my son's birthday cake photos, completely unsorted — I could never tell at a glance which cake belonged to which birthday.
So I made the album sort itself. Take a photo of this year's cake, and CakeLog automatically knows which "age album" it belongs to, based on the person's birthday. No folders, no manual tagging.
A few things I put real work into:
- 12 photo frames, all hand-coded as vector art instead of stock images — a heart-shaped cutout, a full-photo candlelight overlay, a polaroid border. Each one lays out the photo differently.
- A Memory Timeline that threads birthdays, anniversaries, and memorial dates into one scrollable life story per person.
- Everything stored locally. PIN + Face ID lock, no account, no analytics, no tracking.
- 5 languages built in: Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese, French.
Free for up to 5 people; one optional one-time purchase unlocks the rest — no subscription.
I'd love to hear what you think — especially whether age-based sorting matches how you'd actually want to browse a family photo album, or you'd want it organized differently.