GhostFrame 2.2: small things that make the daily habit easier to keep. • Tips & what's new: if you allow notifications, GhostFrame can send an occasional tip or news of a new feature. It's optional, and you can switch it off any time in Settings → Notifications. Your daily reminders still work just as before. • Settings → Notifications shows whether notifications are on and lets you turn them on or off in one place. • Rate GhostFrame: a new row in Settings, if you'd like to tell others what you think. • Notification taps are more reliable, including when GhostFrame wasn't already open. • Under the hood: better anonymous stats about which features you use, so we know what to build next. Never your photos, project names or anything you type.

GhostFrame 2.1: your photos, out in one tap. Thank you to everyone who wrote in; this update is built from your reports. • Save to Photos: save one frame, any frames you select, a whole project or every frame you've shot. They land on the dates they were taken. • Select: tap Select in any project to share, save, rotate or delete many frames at once. • Save to Files: your original photos as dated, clearly named JPEGs, ready for a client folder or a Mac. • Bigger, faster imports: bring in up to 500 photos at once, with live progress and a Stop button. Each one lands on its capture date. • Landscape shots are now saved upright, and the ghost turns to match however you hold your phone. • Rotate: fix any frame that came out sideways, one at a time or in bulk. • Fixed: the share sheet could open and close by itself in a loop. • Fixed: "Back up all projects" failed when two projects had the same name. Backups now save straight to Files. • Fixed: importing many photos at once could crash the app.

GhostFrame 2.0 — reimagined from the camera up. • Live ghost guide: GhostFrame finds the face or the scene in your ghost and shows you exactly where to move. When you're lined up it locks with a tap you can feel. • Auto-shoot: turn it on and the shutter fires by itself the moment you're aligned. A level line keeps the horizon true. • Apple Watch: today's frames and streaks on your wrist, Then vs Now on the Digital Crown, open the camera on your iPhone, and use your Watch as a remote shutter. • Home Screen widget: your streak and today's frame at a glance; tap it to open the ghost camera. • Then vs Now: compare any two frames with wipe, fade, flicker or side by side, and share a before-and-after card. • Memory Lane brings back the photo from a month, 100 days or a year ago today. • Insights: streaks, a calendar of every day you showed up, milestones, your usual shooting time and your ghost-match score. • Export studio: a live storyboard of your video, Auto-align steadies every frame, plus an opening title and closing stats. • A living home: every project plays its own timelapse, with a Today ring for the frames still waiting. • Reminders now open straight into that project's camera, and a GhostFrame backup opens straight from Files or Mail. • New icon, new look, and a new animated tour (replay it from Settings).

• Import the photos you already have — each one lands on its real date. • Templates: Face, Bump (week cards), Baby (month cards), Fitness (front/side/back), Plant, Renovation (before & after). • Ghost options: previous shot, first shot or a pinned frame; outline mode. • Lens picker (0.5× / 1× / 2×), remembered per project. • Export: 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9; 4K; crossfades; pacing; date or day-count stamp; GIF; preview before rendering. • Zip backup and import so a project survives a new phone. • Streak and "shot today" on every project card. • Reminder quiet days, skip today, pause for a week. • Milestone celebrations, a new animated tour, full dates on every frame. • Captions now transcribe on your device by default.

GhostFrame timelapses can talk now. • Captions — turn any exported timelapse, or any video from your library, into a captioned clip. Transcribe it on your device with Speech Recognition, or type the captions yourself and retime them exactly how you want. • Six caption styles, and a one-tap hand-off straight from a fresh timelapse export into the caption editor. • Fixed on iPhone: in the camera, the close and flip-camera buttons could be laid out past the edge of the screen, which made it impossible to switch to the front camera. Selfie projects work properly again, on every iPhone size. • Everything still happens on your device. No upload, no account, works in airplane mode. Thank you for shooting with GhostFrame.

Say cheese — GhostFrame now does selfies: • Front camera support: flip between the front and back cameras with one tap. Line up a selfie against yesterday's ghost frame just like you do with the rear camera. • Self-timer: choose a 3s or 10s countdown for hands-free shots — perfect for stepping into the frame. • Cleaner capture review: the Retake / Save Frame screen has been redesigned so your photo and the buttons are always crisp and easy to reach. • Sharper timelapses: fixed photo rotation so every frame in your exported timelapse stays perfectly upright. Thanks for shooting with GhostFrame!