OmoiMekuri
The photo that matters
comes to find you today.
Add photos to a collection, and one photo arrives each day — the same one on your Home Screen widget and in the app. Photos you’d rather not see can be tucked away with “Hide for now” — nothing is deleted. Every day you have kept stays in a month calendar to look back on. No account, no ads.
iOS 18.0 or later / iPhone
Four screens from the app. 1. Today’s photo — one photo from your collection arrives large. 2. Calendar — the month you have kept, one photo per day. 3. Edit collection — add photos to a collection straight from your library. 4. Settings — choose the flip order, the photo frame, and what the widget shows.
Seven tools for turning the page each day
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Build a collection
Name someone you love, a pet, or a place, then add photos from your device’s photo library, choosing several at once. The more you add, the longer before the same photo comes round again. Three collections on the free plan, as many as you like with Pro.
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Today’s photo
Open the app and today’s photo fills the screen. It stays the same for the whole day, so the widget and the app always show the same photo. The collection name and date sit above it, and how long ago it was taken below — “3 years ago today,” “5 months ago.” Tap to see it full screen, and leave a note on any day you want to remember.
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Photo frames
Choose how the photo is presented: None, White border, Square, Album, or Instant. The free plan uses “None”; Pro opens all five.
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Calendar
Each day’s photo sits in its square on a month calendar. Tap one to see it large. The current month and the three months before it on the free plan, every month with Pro.
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Hide for now
Set a photo aside for a month when it doesn’t match how you feel. The photo is never deleted — bring it back with “Undo” right after, or with one tap in the Edit collection screen.
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Home Screen widget
Small fills with the photo and a date badge; medium sets the photo beside this month’s calendar — or your note, if you prefer, in Settings. Tap to open the app on Home. Update timing can shift a little — that’s how iOS widgets work.
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A month in one image
The share button on Calendar renders that month’s calendar as a tall card image. Send it as it is, or save it to your Photos app from the iOS share sheet.
Adding as many photos and as many collections as you like, looking back at every month you have kept, and choosing any of the five photo frames are available with OmoiMekuri Pro. The free plan gives you 20 photos in total across every collection, 3 collections, the calendar back to three months before this one (four months in all), and one photo frame. See Support for details.
Your photos stay on your device
Your photos, collection name, capture dates, and photo identifiers are stored only on your device and are never sent anywhere. Photos are never copied into the app — only the photo library’s identifier is stored and read again each time (the one or two photos the widget needs are written to the app’s own on-device storage as downscaled copies). We run anonymous usage measurement to improve the app, but what it records is things like the type of action taken, counts such as how many photos or characters, and which preset option was chosen — never your photos, the text of your notes, or your collection name. See the Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Come meet today’s photo.
Download on the App Store. Common questions are answered on the support page. Contact: tempuraapps.support@gmail.com