Mega Dice

Mega Dice turns a pile of photos into something you can actually walk back through. Every photo you add lands on the day it was taken, so the month grid stops being a date picker and starts being an index. Days that hold something show their own cover thumbnail and a count; days that don't stay quiet. Tap one and the frames from that date slide out underneath. WHAT IT DOES - CALENDAR FIRST. A month view built out of your own photos, with a coverage dial showing how much of the month you actually captured. Step back through the year a month at a time. - MASONRY LIBRARY. A packed grid that respects each photo's real shape instead of square-cropping everything. Two, three or four columns, your choice. - TAG FILTER BAR. Build tags that match how you actually think — Travel, Golden hour, Quiet, or whatever you need — then stack them to narrow the grid. Twelve starter tags are ready on first launch, and you can recolour, rename or replace any of them. - TIMELINE. Every day you shot something, newest first, grouped under a running month rule, with each day's tags collected in one place. - CAPTION FORGE. Blank-page problem solved: the forge drafts a line from the date and the tags already on the frame. Three voices — Plain, Lyrical, Playful. Shuffle until one fits, or write your own. It runs entirely on your device. - PINCH TO ZOOM. Open any frame and push in to 4.5x to check the detail, then reset with one tap. - INSIGHTS. Frames per month as a twelve-bar chart, a breakdown of where your tags land, and a tidy score tracking how much of the library is tagged, captioned and starred. - ACHIEVEMENTS. Eight goals scored live off the library — fill a week, reach twenty-five frames, create tags of your own, land fifteen frames in a single month. COMPLETELY OFFLINE No account. No sign-up. No server. Mega Dice has no network code in it at all — your library, your tags and your captions live in local storage on your device and are never transmitted anywhere. It works exactly the same in airplane mode. Mega Dice ships with twenty sample frames so the calendar, the grid and the charts have something to show before you add anything. Remove them whenever you like; your own photos are added from the system picker, copied into the app's private storage, and stay under your control.