Monthly recaps: a calendar, a collage, or a short film.
On the 1st, your month is ready to keep. See every day on one calendar, lay your photos out as a collage, or play them back as a short silent film. Share it, or keep it to yourself.

Every day, a hundred little moments go by.
Unless you keep one.
No menus, no albums. halcy opens on the moment.
No camera roll, no picking the best shot later. Every photo in halcy is truly from its day.
Up to 80 characters for the detail you’ll want to remember.
Found a better moment? Replace it before midnight. Then the day is kept, just as it was. No rewriting, no backfilling.
No signal? It still saves instantly, and goes up when you’re back online.














Three widgets: see your week at a glance, keep an eye on your streak, and open the camera in one tap. And if the day is slipping by, halcy can send a gentle reminder, only if you ask for one.
A phone home screen with three halcy widgets among the other apps: this week’s photos, a one-tap camera, and the current streak.
A week of them is a story.
A month is a chapter you can hold.
A year of them is your life, as you lived it.
On the 1st, your month is ready to keep. See every day on one calendar, lay your photos out as a collage, or play them back as a short silent film. Share it, or keep it to yourself.
Watch your memories climb through 7, 14, 30, 60, 100, 180 and 365. It’s progress, not pressure: a missed day never resets it.
Once a month, an anchor holds your streak over a day that slipped by.

Send any moment out as a story card, tag a friend in it, or add it to a small circle. Only the people you choose see it. Nothing is ever posted for you.

One day, you’ll look back.
And every day will still be there.
halcy is a private daily photo journal for iPhone and Android. You take one photo a day with the live camera, and over time your calendar fills into a visual memoir of your life.
Each day you keep one moment, taken live in the app, with an optional short note. You can retake today’s photo until midnight. After that, the day is kept just as it was.
No. Every photo in halcy is taken live, so each one is truly from its day.
That day stays empty, and you can’t fill it in later. Once a month, an anchor can hold your streak over a single missed day.
Your journal is private: no feed, no followers and no public profile. Nobody sees a photo unless you share it. You can tag someone in a moment or add a photo to a circle, and then only those people see it, along with your @username and halcy profile photo, never your name or email. You can also share any day yourself as a story card. Nothing is ever posted for you.
Once you choose a @username, you can tag one person in a moment, and if they accept, a copy joins their calendar. A circle is a small group whose members see the photos added to it. Nobody can browse or search for people: they need your exact username. Turn off Let friends find me and nobody can find, tag or invite you.
Yes. halcy is free, with no ads, no in-app purchases and no subscription.
Yes, for today’s moment. It saves instantly and uploads when you’re back online.
Yes. halcy can add your own photos to your phone’s Photos app when you ask, or automatically if you turn that on. It only adds photos and never reads your library.
On the 1st of each month, halcy puts your month together as a calendar, a photo collage, or a short silent film of up to 34 seconds. You can keep it or share it.
iPhone on iOS 15 or later, and Android phones on Android 8.0 or later.
Yes. halcy is built for exactly that: one photo every day for a year, with milestones from 7 to 365 memories along the way.
halcy
Free. No ads, no subscription. iPhone (iOS 15+) and Android (8.0+).
Made for the days you’d otherwise forget.