A collage maker that runs entirely client-side. Your photos are decoded, laid out and exported in the browser — there is no upload endpoint, so nothing is ever sent to a server. You can verify it yourself in the Network tab. 1 to 12 photos, layouts for Instagram posts and stories, Pinterest pins, printable sheets and YouTube covers. Text, borders, filters and frames. HD export as PNG, JPG or WebP. No account, no watermark, no export limit. Also on Google Play and the App Store.
I built this because every free collage tool wanted me to upload family photos to a server, make an account, or accept a watermark on the result. For holiday pictures that felt like a bad trade, so I made one where the photos simply never leave the device.
The hardest part wasn't the editor, it was saving. An anchor with the download attribute pointing at a data URL does absolutely nothing in an Android WebView or on iOS Safari — no error, no console warning, no file. The button was dead on phones for months and nobody reported it, because a button that does nothing reads as user error. Android needed a native plugin and iOS needed the Web Share API, with the base64-to-File conversion kept synchronous so it stays inside the user gesture.
Honest limitations: on iOS you get a share sheet rather than a download, which is a compromise I'm still not happy about, and a browser handles very heavy photos less comfortably than a native app. There are also no artistic filters of the PicsArt kind.
Happy to answer anything about the client-side approach or the Capacitor wrapper.