Wake up to the night you don't remember.
Drunk Diaries checks in on you every hour on a night out, records a fifteen-second entry, and hands you an edited recap in the morning — a reel and a collage, ready to post before you've reconstructed what happened.
Four entries. One recap. You were there for none of the editing.
How it works
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The phone rings.
You tell it when your night runs. From then on it calls you on the hour — on the Lock Screen, through Focus, loud enough to notice in a room that isn't quiet.
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You answer.
One tap opens the camera and records for fifteen seconds, then stops on its own. That is the whole interaction. Talk, or don't.
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You wake up to the recap.
Every entry, in order, behind a full-screen timestamp card, cut together on your phone while you slept. Plus a collage for the group chat.
Your videos never leave your phone.
No account, no upload, no server. The recap is composed on the device that recorded it, and the only way an entry reaches the internet is if you put it there yourself.
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