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Keep the app in the foreground and the phone unlocked. Switching apps or a camera interruption can stop new photos. Return to the app, check its current state and message, and resume when appropriate. Photos cannot be recovered for moments that were not captured during the interruption.

The setting is a target interval. Exposure, image processing and saving can take longer than expected. Try a longer interval, a well-lit scene and enough free storage, starting with a small photo count.

No. Keep the app open during capture. It is not designed to take photos while the phone is locked or while you use another app.

Unlimited removes a fixed photo-count ending; you stop manually. Battery, storage, temperature and system camera interruptions still apply. It does not guarantee continuous operation.

Check permission to add photos and available device storage. You can review the app’s Photos access in iPhone Settings. Verify saving with a few photos before a larger session. If errors continue, note the on-screen message and contact the developer.

They are saved to the device’s photo library and can be found in Photos. Saved images can be edited and shared like your other photos. If iCloud Photos is enabled, syncing follows Apple’s service and your device settings.

The app has no feature that uploads photos to its own server. iCloud Photos syncing and sharing you choose to perform are separate. Diagnostic information is also handled separately from photos; see the privacy explanation.

The app is for iPhone with iOS 17 or later. Available lenses and zoom options depend on the device. Check the current App Store compatibility section before purchasing.

The app saves separate photos. Making a video requires another editor or workflow that arranges those photos into a sequence.

There are no ads and no app account registration. Purchasing and downloading use the App Store. Check your regional App Store for the current price and availability.