SameFrame helps you take more consistent before/after photos. Pick an old photo, overlay it on the live camera, line up the new shot, then export a cleaner comparison. Built for fitness progress, skincare, plants, rooms, and other visual changes.
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I built SameFrame because most before/after photos are hard to compare for one simple reason: the camera moved.
The angle changes, the distance changes, and the comparison starts lying a little.
SameFrame keeps the idea small. You choose an old photo, see it as a transparent guide over the live camera, line up the new shot, and create a cleaner comparison. It is not a social network and it does not need an account to try the core flow.
I would love feedback from people who track fitness, skincare, plant growth, room makeovers, or anything visual over time.
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Love this idea for tracking progress over time. One thing that would really help is adding a side-by-side template option with a date stamp on each photo so it's obvious which is the before and after when sharing on social media or with a trainer.
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@akarakozak43946 That is a really useful suggestion. A date stamp and a clean side-by-side export would make shared progress photos easier to understand, especially for trainer/client use. I am keeping the core flow simple first, but that is exactly the kind of export option that makes sense next.
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@akarakozak43946 This is a really useful suggestion. A clean side-by-side export with optional date stamps would make shared progress photos much easier to understand, especially for trainers or longer timelines. I am adding this to the next improvement list after the closed test.
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finally a simple way to line up progress shots without messing with tripod angles every time. tried it with some plant growth pics and the overlay trick saved me a lot of fiddling.
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@glcanqznu Thanks for trying it with plant growth photos. That is one of the use cases I care about most, because small camera shifts can make the comparison feel weird even when the plant is actually changing. Glad the overlay saved some fiddling.
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@glcanqznu Thanks for trying it with plant growth photos. That is exactly the kind of repeatable progress use case I hoped it would help with. I am tightening the Android closed test now, so this feedback is genuinely useful.
Love this idea for tracking progress over time. One thing that would really help is adding a side-by-side template option with a date stamp on each photo so it's obvious which is the before and after when sharing on social media or with a trainer.
@akarakozak43946 That is a really useful suggestion. A date stamp and a clean side-by-side export would make shared progress photos easier to understand, especially for trainer/client use. I am keeping the core flow simple first, but that is exactly the kind of export option that makes sense next.
@akarakozak43946 This is a really useful suggestion. A clean side-by-side export with optional date stamps would make shared progress photos much easier to understand, especially for trainers or longer timelines. I am adding this to the next improvement list after the closed test.
finally a simple way to line up progress shots without messing with tripod angles every time. tried it with some plant growth pics and the overlay trick saved me a lot of fiddling.
@glcanqznu Thanks for trying it with plant growth photos. That is one of the use cases I care about most, because small camera shifts can make the comparison feel weird even when the plant is actually changing. Glad the overlay saved some fiddling.
@glcanqznu Thanks for trying it with plant growth photos. That is exactly the kind of repeatable progress use case I hoped it would help with. I am tightening the Android closed test now, so this feedback is genuinely useful.