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LifeLoop

Android · free · photos stay on your phone

Your baby’s first yearas a time-lapse.

Here’s how: create a “Baby or child” album in LifeLoop and enter the birth date. Take a photo whenever you see them, or import the ones you already have — the date they were taken is kept. LifeLoop aligns the face and renders a film that shows their age on every frame.

Get it free onGoogle Play

No account, no cloud, no LifeLoop server.

Three steps to a film of them growing up

No editing software, no template, nothing to crop by hand. You collect photos; the app does the rest on your phone.

  1. Birth

    Create the album, enter the birth date

    Pick “Baby or child” for a new album and enter the birth date. From then on every photo knows your child’s age to the day.

    The “Whenever” rhythm has no streak and no reminder — no guilt when a week goes by without a photo.

  2. 3 months

    Take photos or import them

    The last photo fades over the camera so the new one lines up. Photos from your gallery keep the date they were taken, so the age is right straight away.

    Face alignment runs on the device. If it doesn’t detect a baby face, you align that photo by hand.

  3. 1 year

    Watch the film on their birthday

    On the first birthday LifeLoop reminds you: “A whole first year”. Pick speed and crossfade; the age is already set as the film text — it renders in seconds on your phone.

    Share the finished video with grandparents and family like any other video.

Made for parents

  • Whenever

    No daily photo needed. A picture whenever the moment is there.

  • Age in the film

    “3 months, 2 weeks” — on every frame, automatically.

  • Gallery import

    Catch up on the first weeks, with the right dates.

  • Birthday

    A reminder on their birthday — the moment for the film.

  • By hand

    Drag, zoom and rotate to align wherever detection doesn’t work.

  • Siblings

    With Pro, an album for each child.

Your child’s photos stay with you

Photos of children don’t belong on someone else’s server. That’s why LifeLoop works entirely on your phone:

No account.
Nothing to sign up for, no profile of you or your child.
No photo upload.
Capturing, aligning and rendering happen on the device. There is no LifeLoop server that stores photos.
Backup only if you want it.
To move to a new phone there’s an optional backup to your own Google Drive.
Analytics only after you say yes.
Anonymous usage stats and crash reports are off until you turn them on — never with photo content.

What it costs

Free

€0, forever

  • “Baby or child” album with age in the film
  • Capture, import, align
  • Render videos, with a small watermark
  • One active album

LifeLoop Pro

€19.99 a year, first 7 days free

  • Videos without watermark
  • 1080p export
  • Several albums, for example one per child

Pro is also €4.99 a month or €49.99 once. Prices show in your currency on Google Play. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled any time in Google Play.

What parents ask

How do I make a time-lapse video of my baby’s first year?

Collect photos of your baby over the year, ideally from a similar angle, and let an app align them and put them together as a video. In LifeLoop you create a “Baby or child” album with the birth date, take or import the photos and render the film right on your phone — with the age on every frame.

Do I have to take a photo every day?

No. Babies and children get the “Whenever” rhythm: no streak, no reminder, a photo whenever you see them. Daily or weekly works too if you prefer a fixed rhythm.

Can I use photos I’ve already taken?

Yes. Import them from your gallery: LifeLoop reads the date the photo was taken, so the age is right even for pictures from the first weeks.

Does the app recognise my baby’s face?

Face detection runs on the device and aligns the photos by the eyes. With newborns, sleeping babies or profile shots it doesn’t always work — then you drag, zoom and rotate the photo by hand until it matches the previous one.

Are my child’s photos uploaded anywhere?

No. LifeLoop has no account and no server for photos; everything stays on your phone. A backup to your own Google Drive only exists if you set it up yourself.

Can I have a separate album for each child?

Yes, with LifeLoop Pro. The free version has one active album; Pro allows several at once and removes the watermark — €19.99 a year after a 7-day trial, €4.99 a month or €49.99 once.

Is LifeLoop available for iPhone?

Not yet; LifeLoop runs on Android 8.0 and later. The finished video can be sent to any phone, so family with an iPhone can watch it too.

Today’s photo is tomorrow’s memory

Babies change every week. Start now, and on their first birthday you’ll have a film that only exists once.

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