One photo a day.
Their whole life, kept.
Puppy Eyes keeps a page for every day with your dog and turns the pages into films, cards and stickers. On your phone, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
A page a day. That's the whole job.
Take the photo, or let it find one.
Snap today's face. Or let Puppy Eyes look through your library on the phone, spot your dog, and pick the best shot from each day. You tick what stays.
Add a line if you like.
A note, a mood, a milestone. First swim, puppy class graduate, stole a sock again. On supported iPhones it'll suggest a caption from what's in the photo.
Watch the films happen.
The days become films with music: the story so far, a birthday, gotcha day, growing up. Made on the phone in about a minute, no upload.
Years from now, a film of their whole life.
Six templates, four pieces of music, and every day you've kept. The Story So Far plays from the first page to today. Growing Up runs a photo a week, fast, so you see them change. Birthday and Gotcha Day films arrive on the day.
- Ken Burns motion on every photo
- A second of video a day, with its own sound
- Dates and notes as captions
- Made on the phone, ready in a minute
Day one beside today.
One card, two photos, the number of days between them. It's the thing people send to the family group chat, and it makes itself. There's a card for the week and one for the month too.
Your dog, in every group chat.
Hold any photo, choose Make a sticker, and your dog is cut out with a white edge, ready in the Messages sticker drawer. It's the feature people don't expect and then use every day.
Every day, kept. Gaps and all.
The calendar is the diary. Scroll back through months of faces, filter by milestone, tap any day to open it. A home screen widget shows today's page, and quick add lives in Control Center and on the Action button, so a photo takes two taps from anywhere.
- Widgets for the home and lock screen
- Quick add from Control Center
- Daily reminder, at the hour you pick
- Streaks, but gentle ones
When they're gone, the diary stays.
Forever mode turns the reminders off, keeps every page, and puts a random day on the front so you can visit. There's a quieter piece of music for the films. We hope you don't need it for a very long time.
Nothing leaves your phone.
No account
There's nothing to sign up for. Open the app, meet your dog, start.
No upload
Photos, films and stickers are made and stored on the phone. We have no server to send them to.
Your iCloud, or not at all
If you're signed in, the diary backs up to your own private iCloud, which we can't read. Switch it off and it stays on the phone.
Export, free, forever
Every photo and note as plain files in a zip, whenever you like, whether you pay or not.
The dog detection, best-photo picking and sticker cut-outs all run on the phone with Apple's own frameworks.Read the full policy.
Free to start. Pro when you're ready.
The diary itself is free, with no time limit. Pro is for when you want the whole story in the films.
Free
A page a day, forever
- A photo, note, mood and tags every day
- The calendar, widgets and quick add
- Fill the diary from your library
- Short films with a small watermark
- Three stickers, Then and Now cards
- Export everything, always
Pro
The whole story
- Full-length films, up to two minutes, no watermark
- Every template: birthday, gotcha day, year in review, pick the days
- A second of video a day, in the films
- Unlimited stickers
- More than one photo a day
- Every dog in the house, one subscription, shared with the family
Monthly, yearly with a free week, or once and it's yours for good. Prices are shown in the app for your country.
Questions people ask
Do I have to take a photo every single day?
No. Gaps are part of a real diary and the calendar shows them honestly. The app also looks through your library for days you missed and offers to fill them in.
My dog is already three. Is it too late?
Not at all. On the first run it looks back through your camera roll, finds your dog, and builds the diary from the photos you already have. Most people start with months of days on day one.
Where do my photos go?
Nowhere. They stay on your phone. If you're signed in to iCloud they back up to your own private iCloud, which we can't see. There's no account, no upload and no tracking.
What does Pro add?
Full-length films with no watermark, every film template, unlimited stickers and more than one dog. The daily diary, the calendar, the first film and export are free for everyone, always.
Does it work with more than one dog?
Yes, with Pro. Each dog gets their own diary, films and stickers, and the app tells them apart in your library.
Start today. Tomorrow's page is waiting.
It takes a minute to set up, and the first film is ready before you've finished your tea.