How does “one photo a day” work?
DailyChange builds a personal timeline with one photo print for each day. You can retake today’s photo; the new photo replaces the previous record for that day. Days without a photo stay blank.
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Daily records, permissions, backups, and exports.
DailyChange builds a personal timeline with one photo print for each day. You can retake today’s photo; the new photo replaces the previous record for that day. Days without a photo stay blank.
The camera is used to take today’s photo. Location is optional and is used to add a place name when you use the feature and grant permission. Notifications are used for daily reminders you choose to enable. Photos permission lets you save exported photos or videos to your system photo library. You can manage permissions in iOS Settings. Denying a permission may make the related feature unavailable.
You can opt in to iCloud backup in the App’s settings, under data and backup. Backups are stored in your own iCloud. With the same Apple Account, iCloud Drive enabled, and a valid backup available, the App will attempt to restore your records. Check the backup status in the App. Turning backup off stops future updates; it does not delete existing iCloud backups. Restoration may fail if a backup is unavailable or incomplete.
No. Restore Purchases restores eligible DailyChange PRO purchases, not photos, diary entries, or other personal records. Restoring those records depends on data still on your device or an available backup.
Open the relevant photo or export option in the App, then follow the prompts to save to Photos or share. Exporting requires the appropriate Photos permission and available device storage. If saving fails, check Photos permissions in iOS Settings and your available storage. When contacting support, mention which export option you used.