It finds the day
Collect looks at when and where your photos were taken, right on your phone, and spots the big days and trips. Saturday’s wedding. That weekend in the Ardennes.
You were all there, and everyone took photos. Collect finds yours from that day, weekend or trip, and gathers everyone’s into one shared album. No more “can you send me those?”
Free during the beta. We’ll email you once, when it’s ready.
Download on the App StoreSomeone asks in the group chat. A few people send a handful, squashed. Most never do. Collect turns that into one link and one tap.
Collect looks at when and where your photos were taken, right on your phone, and spots the big days and trips. Saturday’s wedding. That weekend in the Ardennes.
Drop it in the group chat. That’s the whole invite. No group to set up, nobody to add one by one.
Friends open the link and their photos from that day are already picked. One tap and they’re in. Untick anything they’d rather keep.
Not every memory fits in one day. Collect handles a night that ran past midnight, a weekend away or three weeks of travelling, with the photos grouped by day.
Watch the album fill up and see who hasn’t added theirs yet. One gentle nudge for whoever forgot. No spreadsheets, no reply-all.
Friends on Android or a laptop add their photos from the browser. No account needed.
Only people with the link can join the album. The organiser can swap the link for a new one at any time.
Photos arrive big and crisp, not the blurry versions that chat apps send.
Finding your days and trips happens on your iPhone. Only the photos you choose are uploaded.
We remove location data from every photo before it’s shared, so the album doesn’t show where you live.
Remove a photo, an album or your whole account, and the files are gone from our servers too. Stored in the EU.
Yes. Collect is free while it’s in beta.
No. The app makes it fastest, because it picks their photos from that day for them. Without it, they open the link and upload from their browser, on any phone or computer.
Not yet. Friends with Android phones can add their photos from the browser using the same link.
Only the people in the album: whoever made it and everyone who joined with the link. Albums aren’t public and can’t be found by searching. The organiser can reset the link if it ends up in the wrong place.
We store them so the people in your album can see them, and that’s it. We don’t sell them, we don’t show ads, and we remove location data before they’re shared. Read the privacy policy for the details.
When you make an album, you pick the dates: one day, a weekend or a whole trip. Collect then selects the photos on your phone taken in that window. The suggestions on your home screen come from the dates and places of your photos, worked out on your phone.
In the app, go to your profile and tap Delete account. Your account, your albums and every photo you added are deleted, files included. You can also delete single photos or whole albums you made.
Leave your email and we’ll let you know the moment Collect is on the App Store.
One email, no spam.
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