Launching today

CapLog
Cap it, Stick it! Turn every day into stickers on your map
5 followers
Cap it, Stick it! Turn every day into stickers on your map
5 followers
CapLog turns anything you snap subjects in your photos into digital stickers with a satisfying peel. Their dates and places build your personal memory map and daily calendar—even from old photos. Private by design: everything stays on your device and syncs only via iCloud.







Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Moka, an indie developer from Japan,
and CapLog is the first app I've ever built.
I built CapLog because I wanted the photos buried in our camera rolls
to feel like things we could collect—not files we would eventually forget.
CapLog turns subjects in your photos into digital stickers.
Peel one off with your finger to save it, and its original date
and location become part of your personal memory map and daily calendar.
Even photos from years ago can find their place again.
After a post about CapLog unexpectedly took off on X,
the app was downloaded in 42 countries within its first two weeks.
Seeing people across different cultures understand the idea
—and make it their own—has been the most surprising and rewarding part of this launch.
With the latest update, CapLog also supports Home Screen widgets.
You can decorate your Daily Calendar and Artboard with your favorite stickers,
then place them right on your iPhone Home Screen.
With CapLog, you can:
✂️ Snap or import a photo → CapLog cuts it out as a die-cut sticker
☝️ Peel it off with a tactile gesture
🗺️ Build a personal map from photo location data
📅 Rediscover memories through the Daily Calendar
🎨 Create your own Artboard and Home Screen widgets
🔒 Keep your photos private, with no ads or tracking and iCloud-only sync
No ads, ever. The first 12 stickers are free;
"CapLog Unlimited" removes the limit (monthly, yearly, or one-time purchase).
Available in English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified/Traditional) and Vietnamese.
This is my first Product Hunt launch, and I’d love your honest feedback
—especially on the peeling interaction, the memory map, and the new widgets.
Thank you for taking a look at CapLog!