Off You Go: Kids Camera

Let your kids shoot all they want. Your camera roll stays clean. Every photo waits inside the app, not in your photo library. Hold for 3 seconds, pick the keepers, and save only those. Kids love copying grown-ups. And taking photos of absolutely everything is one of those things. Hand them your iPhone and off they go. Click. Click. Click. Clickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclickclick! Beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep... (Somehow they switched to video.) Off You Go Camera isn't here to stop them. Instead of sending every shot straight to your photo library, it keeps their photos inside the app first. When they're done, Mom or Dad can look through the photos and choose the ones worth keeping. Only the photos you pick are saved to your photo library. And somehow, not having to delete fifty photos from your camera roll makes it feel a little less cruel. Shoot all you want There is no limit on taking photos. No matter how many they take, your photo library doesn't fill up one shutter press at a time. Kids can just enjoy taking pictures without worrying about how many shots they've taken. We didn't turn it into a toy camera Off You Go Camera isn't a stripped-down kids' camera with nothing but a shutter button. On supported iPhones, they can use 0.5×, 1× and 2× views, zoom, flash, front and rear cameras, focus, exposure controls, aspect ratios and more. They can explore the camera much like a grown-up would. And if they change every setting they can find, that's fine too. Nothing they do here changes the settings in the Camera app you normally use. Take lots. Choose later. Photos stay in the app's temporary stock for the rest of the day. Open the parent photo-selection screen, check the ones you want to keep, and save them. If you spot another keeper afterward, you can keep choosing. When the date changes, the previous day's stock is automatically cleared. Choosing and buying stay off the camera screen Photo selection, saving and purchases are kept separate from the shooting screen, where they're harder for little fingers to stumble into. The photo list opens with a long press, so a purchase screen won't suddenly appear while your child is busy taking pictures. Free to try Taking photos is free, with no shooting limit. The first 10 photos you save to your photo library are free. After that, you can still save one photo per day for free. If you'd like to keep more, you can remove the saving limit with a one-time purchase. No subscription. Let them take as many photos as they want. Then sit down together and choose the ones worth keeping. That's what Off You Go Camera is for.