selfer - Selfie photo automation

Let’s face it, not everyone can afford a personal photographer, but many desire to have stunning photos of themselves for social media, sharing with family, or for dating apps. Constantly asking someone for help can be frustrating, so why not let an app take care of it for you? It never tires out!

The app offers a customized camera function that allows you to capture images at intervals of your choice. You can hold the device yourself and explore various angles, or position it in a way that focuses on you, while the app automatically takes as many pictures as you like. This feature enables you to photograph yourself independently and select only the best shots from the numerous options.

All images are stored initially within the app's internal memory and organized into separate photosets to ensure they don't mix with the photos in your device's gallery. You can easily manage these photosets and images, including saving them to your gallery, deleting unwanted ones, or sharing them as desired.

The camera is equipped with all essential features to capture the perfect selfie: autofocus, adjustable photo intervals in seconds or minutes, a setting to keep the screen awake while the camera is in use, high image quality, an option to toggle the shutter sound, the ability to switch between the different camera lenses (such as back and front), and flash settings.

The user interface is designed for ease of use, built on material design principles, and supports dark mode, offering both an attractive and user-friendly experience.

Self-Portrait Revolution: Liberating Your Inner Supermodel with Seamless Self-Capture

Tired of awkward arm-extended selfies or begging friends for photos, I downloaded this app skeptically – and within hours, it fundamentally changed how I document my life. 

The real magic lies in its calculated spontaneity: setting a 5-second interval while holding my phone upside-down near a flower bed produced stunning, candid angles I never could’ve achieved manually, feeling more like a photoshoot than a solo act. 

Curating photosets became an addictive ritual after my shoot – scrolling through dozens of subtly varied shots felt like discovering hidden gems where a stiff smile melted into genuine laughter by frame 23. 

Technical details shine precisely because they vanish: autofocus locked onto rain-soaked eyelashes while hiking, the silent shutter let me capture cafe moments without drawing stares, and flipping between lenses mid-session opened up compositions impossible with locked front-facing cams. 

Having a dedicated, clutter-free vault separating these raw sessions from my main gallery gave me permission to experiment wildly – no more deleting 100 misfires later. 

This isn't just convenience; it's liberation. 

From capturing my pottery progress for Instagram to getting authentically relaxed dating profile shots by myself, it made me the director, subject, and curator of my own visual story.

Quick FAQ Spotlight:

Q: Won’t holding my phone ruin the shot angles?

A: Position it anywhere – leaning against books, rocks, or your bag. The interval timer gives you time to step naturally into the frame, hiding your hand.

Q: How noticeable is using it in public? Does it draw attention?

A: Silent shutter and screen-dim options make it discreet. Propping it discreetly often looks like you're just checking your phone!

Q: Does ‘high quality’ mean huge storage drain?

A: Photos live temporarily in the app's optimized internal storage. Save ONLY your picks to your main gallery, preventing clutter.

Q: Can I use this with accessories like tripods?

A: Absolutely! Use any standard phone mount/tripod for completely hands-free studio-like sessions anywhere.

Q: How reliable is the autofocus when the phone is stationary?

A: Excellent. It continuously refocuses between shots, adapting beautifully even if you move closer/farther from the lens during capture.

Q: Will it murder my battery during long sessions?

A: Surprisingly efficient. Keep screen awake only during capture helps. An hour session used ≈15% on a modern phone.