Your anniversary app

It’s your personal place for real anniversaries, special milestones, and the moments that make your relationship unique. It’s intentionally not a calendar, a diary, or a to-do app—it focuses only on the days that truly matter.

When you first open the app, you’ll be asked for your names—yours first, then your partner’s. Next, open Settings (the gear in the top right corner) to add your photos and, if you like, set up reminders. Then add your first anniversary.

No. There’s no sign-up and no account. Just open the app and get started—all it needs is your names.

Everything stays on your device. There are no servers in the background, no ads, and no tracking. The developer doesn’t collect any data.

Eight built-in anniversaries are always included, plus three custom ones. With Plus, you can create up to 200 custom anniversaries. If you already have more custom days—from before version 3 or from a backup, for example—you keep them all.

“Anniversaries” gives you a quick look at everything coming up in the next few days and weeks. Tap an entry to expand it—with photo, location, and plans. Tap the text on the expanded tile to edit it. The timeline, by contrast, shows all your anniversaries in chronological order with everything you’ve added: the map, recaps, audio, and notes. For the full picture, use the timeline.

Yes. For each day, you can add up to five photos, a voice message, a note, and a location. Short videos go into Moving Moments.

No. Photos you choose are stored in the app at a lower resolution so your data doesn’t get too large. That’s why you should keep the originals in your Photos app.

A note you write today that can’t be read until a future anniversary. Five prompts help you get started, or you can just write freely. You can write up to five letters per day. Good to know: “sealed” means the app won’t show the text until the day—it isn’t encrypted.

For each day, you can write a plan for the next one. If you’re out of ideas, the app suggests one of 50—filtered by mood, such as active, cozy, or romantic. They’re intentionally things to do together, not gifts. Once the day has passed, you can turn the plan into a recap with one tap. And because a plan is often a surprise, it’s left out of backups by default.

Yes, with the photo collage. Combine up to nine photos into a finished image in 4 × 6, 5 × 7, or 6 × 6 inches—the sizes drugstores and photo labs print. You get a real 300 dpi JPG that you can upload in your photo lab’s app. For sharing, there are also post (4:5) and story (9:16) formats. The collage itself isn’t saved.

A dedicated tile on the app’s main screen for your short clips, up to 10 seconds each. One tap plays a mix with soft transitions, up to 30 seconds long—remixed every time. Without Plus, you can add up to three videos; with Plus, up to twelve, and you can save the mix as a video. Your videos stay on your device, too.

Yes. In Settings, choose “Linen” (light and warm), “Midnight” (dark and calm), or “Automatic,” which follows your iPhone’s setting. Your choice applies right away to the whole app and the widget.

Yes. You can give each wedding year a name of your own, with the traditional names as suggestions. A small arrow resets a single year, “Reset all” restores the originals, and a toggle shows all 80 years. Changes are saved when you tap “Save.”

Yes, with notifications—and you decide how early: up to 30 days ahead. In addition, starting seven days before, the app’s main screen shows a button that lets you remind your partner, too.

Anytime. You can save your content as a ZIP file and choose what to include, like recordings, videos, or plans. Restore it whenever you need to—for example, when you switch to a new iPhone or on your partner’s device. Note: Restoring replaces everything on the device; only your own plans are kept. If iCloud Backup is on, your anniversaries are also backed up automatically.

Yes. You’ll find “Reset everything” in Settings. If your data matters to you, make a backup first.

Yes. You can export all your anniversaries to your iPhone’s Calendar. Tip: Create a separate calendar in the Calendar app and select it during export. That way, the events stay out of your main calendar.

There’s intentionally no syncing, so each of you can add your own personal touches. If you both want the same version, simply restore a ZIP backup on the other device.

The app is made for iPhone and available in English and German—it follows your iPhone’s language. On iPad, it runs in iPhone compatibility mode; there’s no dedicated iPad version (yet).

The app is free and ad-free. Extra features come with “Plus”—either as a monthly subscription or as a one-time purchase, “Plus Forever.” The App Store shows prices in your local currency.

Plus unlocks up to 200 custom anniversaries (three without Plus), photos from your library in collages, and up to twelve videos in Moving Moments (three without Plus)—and you can save and share your mix as a video. Everything else stays free for everyone.

No. If you bought the app before version 3, Plus is yours for good—no extra purchase needed. The app detects this automatically. If it doesn’t, tap “Restore purchases” on the Plus screen.

You can cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings or in the app under “Plus” → “Manage subscription.” Plus stays active until the end of the current billing period. After that, nothing is deleted or hidden: all your days, photos, and videos remain. You just can’t add anything beyond the free limits.

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