Your week,
in six
pictures.

No. Week in Pix reads and processes your photos on your device, including content recognition when you search. It has no account, photo uploads or analytics. When you choose to share an exported collage, you decide where it goes.

On first launch, a welcome screen explains photo access. The system permission prompt appears only after you tap Allow Access.

Search the photos in your selected period for subjects such as “dogs”, “food”, “flowers”, “beach” or “people”. On-device recognition runs only when you search, and results appear as analysis progresses. Pick photos from the matches or use Auto-Pick Matches. The main grid still shows every photo in the period. Content search is included for free.

With Pro, Open Photos Library in the search window opens the system Photos picker to search the whole library by people, places and albums. This is separate from the app’s on-device period search.

Yes. Turn on the optional weekly reminder in Settings, allow notifications, then choose a day and time. It’s scheduled locally on your device. The default is 7 pm on the last day of your region’s week—Sunday in Australia, Saturday in the US. Reminders are included for free.

Go beyond calendar weeks: make a calendar-month collage, cover the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or pick any single day or date range for an event. Add your own title and choose a colour for both the title and photo timestamps, with a reset to classic amber.

Browse Library—labelled Library on iPhone and iPad—opens the system Photos picker so you can add photos from albums, collections or dates outside the period shown. Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.

Open Settings in the app. Until Pro is purchased, Upgrade to Pro appears first, with the current price, what’s included, and Restore Purchases. Pro options follow beneath it. The upgrade is a one-time purchase, with no subscription.

On iPhone in portrait, the collage stays at the top while photos scroll beneath it. Turn your iPhone to landscape, or use iPad or Mac, to see photos on the left and the collage on the right.

On iPad and Mac, open several windows to work on separate collages. Settings, purchases and photo access are shared between windows.

Yes. While adjusting a photo, tap the trash button to remove it from the collage. More ▸ Clear Collage empties the collage; More ▸ Rotate Layout turns its arrangement. These collage controls don’t delete photos from your library.

Tap the ? button beside the title for arranging tips. On Mac, Help ▸ Week in Pix Help opens a searchable Help window.

No. System, Light and Dark control the app’s appearance, including its other windows. The collage background stays black. Pro lets you change the title and timestamp colour, not the background.

A high-resolution JPEG, 2400 pixels on the longer side. Save it to Photos, save it to Files, or use the share sheet to send it to friends, family or your favourite apps.

Week in Pix follows your region’s first day of the week and system calendar. You can step back through past calendar weeks or jump to the week of a specific date.

Week in Pix is built for iPhone, iPad and Mac. The supplied build requires iOS 27.2, iPadOS 27.2 or macOS 27.2 or later. You’ll need to allow Photos access; with limited access on iOS, only the photos you’ve shared with the app appear in its grid. Use Manage Shared Photos to choose more.