Your digital chronicle of life

Your life deserves to be remembered.

An atlas of the places you have been, albums that play like a film, and a diary to write down each day. Just for you and the loved ones you choose.

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Open your chronicle

Twenty thousand photos on your phone. And not one album.

Not storage. Keeping.

What is inside the app

Atlas

Every place you have been, in gold.

Every album lights up the country it happened in. Tap a country you have visited and its albums come back, year by year.

Albums · Films

Every album plays like a film.

A cover, a title, a line about where the photos come from — albums that feel like albums. Press play and one becomes a film, cut to the beat of music chosen for it.

Diary

A few lines a day. A calendar like the night sky.

Every entry shows up as a star, and the better the day felt, the brighter it shines. Tap one and you are back in that day.

Tonight’s page

A new question, every evening.

A sentence is enough. Type it, or say it out loud and it writes itself. Choose how good the day was, and add a photo taken that day.

Sharing

Share with your loved ones. Free, forever.

Send an album to the people you choose — by e-mail, or with a link you can end at any time. They don’t need an account.

Our promise

Yours. For good.

A chronicle only makes sense if it outlasts the subscription, the phone and the fashion. So this is what SpinGlobus stands on.

  1. Thirty days of everything, free. No card.

    The whole app — atlas, albums, films and diary. We never ask for a card, so nothing can renew by surprise.

  2. Nothing is ever deleted — even if you stop paying.

    Your chronicle simply becomes read-only. Every page and every photograph stays where you left it.

  3. Reading and sharing stay free, forever.

    You can always open what you made and show it to your loved ones. A subscription is only for adding more.

  4. Private until you choose to share.

    Only you see it, and the people you show it to. We do not sell your data or read it for advertising.

Behind SpinGlobus is Codly s.r.o., a small company from Prague. It lives on subscriptions, not on advertising.

Pricing

Thirty days free. No card.

How it goes

  1. Today

    Thirty days of everything

    No card, so nothing can renew by itself.

  2. After thirty days

    Chronicle keeps it growing

    Subscribe and keep adding — cancel anytime.

  3. If you don’t subscribe

    Everything stays. Free.

    Your chronicle stays, read-only — yours to read and share, forever.

Chronicle

Yearly or monthly

You’ll see the price for your country in the App Store or on Google Play before you pay.

  • Your atlas, albums, films and diary — room for 10,000 photos
  • Sharing with your loved ones, free forever
  • Nothing is ever deleted

No card. After 30 days you decide — or your chronicle stays to read.

Or give a year of Chronicle

AI-generated illustration: a daughter handing her mother a small gift envelope tied with a gold ribbon, both laughing

The gift

Some gifts last longer than flowers.

A year of Chronicle for someone whose life deserves one — a mother, a grandfather, a friend before a long journey. Gift codes are almost ready: leave your e-mail and you will be the first to know, in good time before Christmas.

Questions

Five honest answers.

What happens if I don’t subscribe?

Your chronicle becomes read-only. Nothing is deleted: you can still open every album, film and diary page, and keep sharing them. You just can’t add new ones until you subscribe.

Who can see my photos and my diary?

Only you, and the people you show them to. We do not sell your data or read it for advertising. A shared link can be ended at any time.

Do my loved ones need the app to see an album?

No. A shared album opens in the browser of any phone or computer, without an account. If they have the app, it opens there.

Can I use SpinGlobus on a computer?

Yes. The same account opens in any browser at core.spinglobus.com — handy for big albums and old scanned photographs. Sign in with the account you made in the app.

What about the old printed photos in boxes?

Photograph them with your phone — one by one, by a window in daylight — and add them like any other photo. It works better than it sounds.

Begin with one page, tonight.

One photo that matters to you, one sentence about that day. That is the first page of your chronicle.

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