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Sundrop organises children’s photos into weekly recaps and growth time lapses
Sundrop is a new iPhone app that turns parents’ photos of their children into weekly recaps, highlights, growth time lapses and themed scenes. It targets new parents who take many pictures but may rarely revisit them, offering ways to organise and share those memories.
The app scans Camera Rolls for photos, skipping screenshots and duplicates, and sends a weekly recap notification each Sunday. Its creators say photos are processed on the device using Apple’s Vision and Core ML tools, with shared photos synced between parents through iCloud; the app uses no generative AI. Sundrop costs $39.99 a year, includes Family Sharing and offers a one-week free trial.
In short
- Sundrop makes recaps and time lapses from children’s photos.
- The company says processing happens on-device, without generative AI.
- Annual access costs $39.99 and includes Family Sharing.
Explained simply
Parents often take many photos as their children grow, but the pictures can be hard to sort through and revisit. Sundrop is designed to organise those photos into recaps and other collections, including time lapses that show a child’s growth over time.
The app is made for families with iPhones and can share selected photos between parents through iCloud. Its creators say the app processes photos on the device using Apple’s image-recognition tools and does not use generative AI. It is offered as a paid subscription, with Family Sharing and a free trial.
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Originally published by TechCrunch as “Sundrop turns your endless baby photos into recaps, time lapses, and more — without AI”.