Reverie Immich Frame

Reverie turns your own Immich photo library into a calm ambient photo frame on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. YOU NEED YOUR OWN IMMICH SERVER Reverie is a viewer for Immich, the self-hosted photo library. It does not store, sell or bring any photos of its own: sign in to the Immich server you already run — at home or online — and your memories start drifting on screen. A PHOTO FRAME THAT FOLLOWS THE SCREEN • Full-screen ambient mode that keeps the screen awake: an iPad on a stand or an iPhone on its side becomes a photo frame. • Photos reach the edges; the clock, date and place stay clear of the camera and the corners. • Wide screens show two portrait photos side by side, tall ones stack two landscapes. • Compatible with iPhone Duo: on the inner display Reverie uses the whole canvas, and stood half-folded on a desk it switches to tabletop mode, with the photo on top and the clock and controls below. • Crossfade and Ken Burns motion, clock, date and place. • Albums, favourites only, and preview or full-size quality. WIDGETS, STANDBY AND APPLE WATCH • A small home screen widget, free. • With Reverie Pro: medium and large widgets, Reverie in StandBy, and an Apple Watch app with complications that keeps showing memories with the phone away. REVERIE PRO: ONE PAYMENT, NO SUBSCRIPTION • Apple Watch app and complications • Every widget, and StandBy • Several Immich servers, synced between your devices through your own iCloud • Gallery mat, polaroid and card frames; slide, zoom, random and cut transitions • Videos in the slideshow Family Sharing included. Restore it any time from Settings. FREE, AND STAYING FREE Ambient mode with your server, the filters, crossfade and Ken Burns, clock, date and place, the layout that follows the screen, iPhone Duo tabletop mode and the small widget. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no analytics, no tracking. Photos travel from your server to your device and nowhere else. Reverie asks your server for a read-only key and forgets your password. Reverie is an independent app and is not affiliated with the Immich project.