SOLO · 혼자
incove works just as well when the only viewer is you. On a timeline where you are the only viewer — so no likes, no followers — you keep each day's moment, send messages to the future you, and replay the past however you like.
Not to be seen — just to be kept.
An audience of one · no one to perform for · your private video diary
What is a private video diary app?
A private video diary app is one where the footage stays yours: no followers, no public feed, and — with an audience of one — no likes and no one to perform for. On incove you quietly keep each day as a short video, leave sealed clips for your future self, and revisit past moments by grouping them over any period. It's not a record made to be seen — it's a video journal kept just for you, end-to-end encrypted so even our servers can't watch it.
You are the only viewer, so there are no likes and no followers — the timeline is entirely for you. Two unfiltered seconds a day simply accumulate, with no one's gaze to mind.
Seal today's feelings together with a video and the future you opens them anywhere from one day to five years later (six months by default). A letter to yourself that only time can open.
Browse past videos by date or month, and group them over any period into a recap video. Your own year becomes a film.
Not to be seen,
but to be kept.INCOVE · Solo
FAQ
Yes. incove is solo-timeline first. You can keep it purely as your own video diary and never share with anyone.
There are two ways to shoot. Tap the shutter and it records a fixed length on its own — two seconds by default, or three or four if you change it in settings. Press and hold instead and it records for as long as you hold, up to five seconds. The short default is deliberate: it takes the effort out of getting it right, and a few seconds is enough to keep a day.
Yes — browse your library by date or month, and group any period into a recap video.
It's the Echo feature: a message sealed together with today's video that the future you opens on a date you set.
Text-first journal apps ask you to write. incove asks you to point a camera for a couple of seconds. You keep each day as a short video instead of a page of prose, with sealed clips to your future self and period recaps in the same app — and it expands naturally to sharing with the people closest to you whenever you want.
No — incove is video-only. Instead of a still a day you keep a short clip, on a private timeline with an audience of one. Every clip is end-to-end encrypted, and any period can be gathered into a recap.
incove is free to download and live on Google Play, with iOS to follow. There's no public feed to opt out of and no ads in the timeline — the daily video journal is the product, not the audience.
Yes. In solo mode you are the only viewer, so there are no likes, followers, or public feed — incove lets you keep just your own record quietly — free from comparison and notifications, even during social-media fatigue or a digital detox.
INCOVE · CONCEPTS
Sealed messages sent to the future
Group your clips over any period
An account for pets, babies, parents
End-to-end encrypted, even from us
Your home, over your own photo
How incove differs from friend-based apps
