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Daypost
Private travel postcards from photos and one memory
Daypost turns a few travel photos, editable places and weather, and one short written or recorded memory into a private postcard for each day. It works on iPhone without a Daypost account, public feed, or automatic publishing. Create unlimited trips and Dayposts for Free; Lifetime adds more photos, styles, longer voice memories, and high-resolution unbranded exports. The TestFlight beta is open now.
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Hi Everyone, Raaj here, the maker of Daypost. Hope you are doing well. I built Daypost because my camera roll could tell me where I had been, but not why a particular day still mattered. Travel journaling kept failing for the same reason: by the end of a full day, writing a polished entry felt like another task. Public posting was easier, but it changed the memory into a performance. Daypost makes the ritual smaller: - choose a few photos from one travel day - review the places and weather that belong with them - type or record one detail only you would know - save a private postcard for the day The app does not invent events, feelings, or captions. It organizes the context you provide, keeps everything private on your iPhone by default, and waits for you to decide whether anything is shared. The permanent Free plan includes unlimited trips and Dayposts, three photos per Daypost, a written or 30-second voice memory, the Classic style, and a useful credited image export. Daypost Lifetime is a US$9.99 one-time purchase—not a subscription—and adds more photos, styles, longer recordings, and higher-resolution unbranded exports. The current TestFlight build unlocks those shipped Lifetime features for beta testing without a purchase. The iPhone beta is open now. I would especially value feedback on three things: 1. Does the daily ritual feel small enough to finish while travelling? 2. Which piece of context—photos, places, weather, or voice—makes a Daypost worth revisiting? 3. Is the sensitive-place review clear before export? Thanks for taking a look. I will be here through launch day to answer questions and learn from your feedback. Cheers, Raaj FAQ Q: What is a Daypost? A: One private keepsake for one travel day: a few photos, editable places, selected-day weather when available, and one written or recorded memory. Q: Is Daypost a trip planner or social network? A: No. It does not plan travel, build a public profile, or publish a travel feed. Its product unit is one finished daily keepsake. Q: Does Daypost use AI to write my story? A: No. Daypost may assist with organization and user-reviewed context, but it does not invent events, feelings, conversations, or captions. Q: Where is my data stored? A: The current product is private and on-device by default. It requires no Daypost account or cloud service for the core library. Users decide if a finished postcard leaves the app. Q: Does it track my location continuously? A: No. Places are derived from the metadata of photos the user selects, then remain editable, reorderable, hideable, or removable. Q: What happens if weather is unavailable? A: Daypost offers an editable manual fallback instead of leaving a blank area. Q: What is included on Free? A: Unlimited trips and Dayposts, three photos per Daypost, editable places and weather, a written memory or 30-second replayable voice memory, the Classic style, and image export up to 1440 pixels with a small Daypost credit. Q: What does Lifetime add? A: Up to ten photos, Midnight and Letterpress styles, voice memories up to five minutes, and unbranded export up to 4096 pixels. The launch base price is US$9.99 as a one-time non-consumable purchase, localized by App Store territory. Q: Why are Lifetime features unlocked in TestFlight? A: Verified TestFlight builds unlock the shipped Lifetime features so beta testers can exercise the complete build without being charged. Public App Store builds return to the permanent Free entitlement unless a verified Lifetime purchase is active. Q: Is there a subscription? A: No monthly or annual subscription at launch. Lifetime is one purchase, with Restore Purchases; Family Sharing availability follows the App Store product configuration. Q: Can I export or share a Daypost? A: Yes. A sensitive-location review appears before external export. Users can hide routes or remove endpoints, then save to Photos or use the iPhone Share Sheet. Q: Is Android supported? A: Not at launch. Daypost is currently an iPhone app. Q: Can I try it now? A: Yes. The public TestFlight link is https://testflight.apple.com/joi...
About Daypost on Product Hunt
“Private travel postcards from photos and one memory”
Daypost was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #105 on the daily leaderboard. Daypost turns a few travel photos, editable places and weather, and one short written or recorded memory into a private postcard for each day. It works on iPhone without a Daypost account, public feed, or automatic publishing. Create unlimited trips and Dayposts for Free; Lifetime adds more photos, styles, longer voice memories, and high-resolution unbranded exports. The TestFlight beta is open now.
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