How many photos are sitting in your camera roll, unopened?
Thousands, probably. A grid sorted by date that you scroll past, never through.
Four swipes from a dead camera roll
to the year you forgot you had.
You don’t build the map. It builds itself.
Magic Scan reads where and when your photos were taken — on your iPhone, never on a server — and turns a year of camera roll into places in about a minute. No typing, no importing, no account needed.
Suddenly you can see where you’ve been.
Your year stops being a list of dates and becomes a shape: London in January, Berlin in February, Barcelona in April. The trips you’d have sworn were longer ago than they were.
Open one and you’re back there.
DearMode fills the screen the way the moment filled it — big, quiet, with the place and the date resting underneath instead of a comment count.
Trips you’d forgotten, one swipe apart.
A bridge in San Francisco. A hill above Bogotá. The evening you’d completely lost. This is the part people don’t expect — not new photos, the ones you already had.
Your map is built on your iPhone. Nothing leaves it unless you choose to share it. Add a free account and your vault backs itself up to your own iCloud, so a lost phone isn’t a lost year.
