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Fleeting
A private camera for the photos you don't want cluttering your camera roll. Shoot freely with 12 live filters, keep the shots you love, and let the rest delete themselves. Save or share your favourites when you want to. No account, and nothing is uploaded.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Help
- Where are my photos?
- Inside Fleeting. They aren’t added to your Photos library or gallery unless you tap Save on a photo. Tap the photo button at the bottom left of the camera to see them.
- How do I keep a photo?
- Open the gallery, tap a photo and tap Keep. To keep several at once, tap Select, choose the photos and tap Keep. Kept photos move to the Kept tab and are never deleted automatically.
- When are photos deleted?
- Photos you haven’t kept are deleted once they’re older than the period in Settings: 1 week, 2 weeks or 1 month (the default). Each photo shows how many days it has left. Fleeting checks when you open it, and in the background when your phone allows.
- Can I save a photo to my Photos library or share it?
- Yes. Open the photo and tap the Save button at the top to add a copy to your Photos library (on Android, your gallery, in Pictures › Fleeting), or the Share button to send it to another app. The copy is yours to keep: Fleeting never deletes it, even when the original expires.
- What happens if I delete the app?
- All the photos inside Fleeting are deleted with it, including kept ones, and can’t be recovered from the app. Copies you saved to your Photos library or gallery aren’t affected.
- How do I get back to the camera?
- In the gallery, tap the back button at the top left. On Android you can also use your phone’s back gesture.
- The camera is black or says it needs access.
- Fleeting needs camera access. On iPhone go to Settings › Fleeting › Camera; on Android, Settings › Apps › Fleeting › Permissions › Camera. Then reopen the app.
- How do the filters work?
- Tap the wand at the top of the camera and pick one of the 12 filters. You see the look live before you shoot. On Android, Glitch and Pixel are added just after you take the photo.