Explore Sundrop, an iOS application designed to help parents organize and curate photo collections.
The app processes images locally to generate weekly recaps, growth videos, and photo series while filtering duplicates and screenshots, utilizing iCloud for shared multi-user synchronization.
The app looks at photos from your iPhone library and skips screenshots and duplicate images, among other things. Every Sunday, it prepares a weekly review and announces it with a notification on the lock screen. It can also feature two siblings of the same age, create a photo series or video showing how the child grows, or integrate a photo of them into a multi-layered design.
Parents can link their accounts and use the app together. Shared photos are synced via Apple's iCloud. According to the Sundrop team, photos are processed on the device where the app is installed and are not sent to external computers managed by the team. The team also says it does not use genetic artificial intelligence to create the app's scenes and snapshots.
Parents can choose which photos Sundrop uses themselves or let the app organize the best ones into collections of similar images.
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Sundrop costs $39,99 per year and offers a one-week free trial. The annual subscription includes family sharing, so one parent only needs to purchase it. The app was created by Ben Springwater, Sky Lan, and Rob Mackenzie, the same team that made the Matter app.
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