Windowsill - I built an iPhone app that turns one memory a day into a small watercolor

I'm the solo developer. My son is growing up fast and I have thousands of photos of him that I never open. I wanted something smaller that I'd actually look at. So: once a day you capture one memory. You don't get the picture back. About half a minute later a little watercolor comes back instead, with a two-word title and the year written under it. The drawings hang on a wall, one row per week, so a month ends up looking like a page from a sketchbook. There's also a messy "collage" view where everything is thrown together. A few things I decided early and stuck to: • one a day, no retakes • one look, no filters or style picker • nothing social, no feed I vibe coded it with Claude Code, but I was picky: every button is drawn in code so it looks hand-drawn, the "developing" print is a Metal shader, and moving between pages is a real page curl you can hold halfway. It went live two weeks ago. The first three memories are free, after that it's a subscription, because every drawing costs me about six cents to make. Happy to answer anything about how it's built or why I kept it this small. https://apps.apple.com/app/id6810956153