Your night, quietly reassembled. Photos, places, spend and contacts in one calm morning review — no logging, no effort.
Illustrative example. Not real user data. The card is what gets shared — aggregates only.
Nothing to log, nothing to open at 1am. The recap is waiting when you wake up.
The route you actually took, traced from your own location history — where you started, where you ended up, and how long you stayed at each stop.




Illustrative example built from sample data. Not a real user's night.
Pulled from your own payment notifications and tagged by place — so the number on your statement finally has a story.
Last night's camera roll, sorted by place instead of by timestamp.
Alderman · 9
Riverside · 4
Fado · 12
Rooftop · 17
+29 moreIllustrative example built from sample photography. Not a real user's night.
One theme, built for 8am eyes — indigo to ice, nothing brighter.
NightRewind reads what your phone already recorded and assembles it locally. There is no account required to get a recap, and no copy of your night on our servers — because there are no servers in the loop.
Four permissions, each optional, each doing one job. Everything they unlock is read and combined on the handset — turn any of them off and only that part of the recap goes quiet.
Each permission is requested the first time the matching part of the recap is built, not at install. Decline all four and the app still opens — it just has nothing to show.
I kept waking up on a Saturday having to reconstruct the night out of a flat battery and four group chats. Which bar was second? Who did I ring at half one? What did all that cost?
The phone had the answers the whole time — the photos, the route, the card taps, the calls. It just never put them in one place.
So that is the entire app. It reads what your phone already recorded and assembles one calm screen while you are still finding the kettle. Nothing to log during the night, because nobody does that. No feed, no friends list, no scores. Nothing leaves the handset unless you choose to share the Recap Card, and then it is totals only.
It is not finished. Android comes first and iOS follows, and the dates on this page are targets rather than promises. Join the waitlist and you will get one email on the day it is live.
The morning recap is free forever. Premium adds the AI digest, trips and unlimited history. Prices are indicative until launch.
No. It reads the record your phone already keeps — location history, photo metadata, payment notifications and contacts — and assembles it into a recap on the device. It adds no tracking of its own.
No. Processing happens on the handset. Cloud backup is opt-in and off by default, and nothing is shared with third parties at any point.
Your stops in order, the path between them, whether each leg was walked or driven, plus distance and time. It is generated from your own location history and never leaves the phone unless you share the card.
Aggregate figures only — counts and totals. No addresses, no contact details, no photos, unless you attach them yourself.
Android first, then iOS. Both dates are targets rather than promises while the app is in development — join the waitlist and we will tell you the day it is live.
Free to start. No account needed for your first recap. Leave your email and we will tell you the day it goes live — nothing else.
One email at launch. No newsletter, no sharing your address.