Elie

Hey, because of exams, I didn’t have time to develop and make good devlogs, but I’m back!

The app has undergone several UI changes.

First of all, the Album page has finally been developed. Here’s what it looks like; it’s very similar to the iOS one. I’ve combined iOS 17 and 26 because I think it’s the perfect mix.

The “Hidden” and “Recently Deleted” albums require Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode.

For the viewer and library, I’ve developed an animation that plays when you open and close a photo (see the video).
The tab bar doesn’t hide at the moment; the library I’m using is experiencing an issue, but it will be fixed soon.

Two days ago, I started adapting the application for Android and iOS versions lower than iOS 26.

To make this portability possible, all the LiquidGlass elements I used must be readapted for these operating systems.
For now, this is what it looks like, but there will be improvements over time.

NB: To facilitate the development of the interface, all the images in the gallery are the same. I will display the real images in a few days.

This is what the image viewer on iOS 26 will look like!

In 4 hours and 20 minutes, the Photo Library page already looks very similar to Apple’s.
For now, the app is only available in French, and the images are not clickable.