Weekly beard album
Every beard photo in one private, ordered timeline — from day-one stubble to a full beard.
Stand in the same spot, line up last week’s photo through the on-screen overlay, and watch the patches fill in across a perfectly aligned weekly timeline — then play it all back as a patchy-to-full timelapse to share.
Different angle, different light, different distance — and the millimetre-a-week growth you’re desperate to see gets lost in your camera roll. In the mirror it looks like nothing is happening, which is exactly when most guys quit. A real beard diary needs every photo shot from the same spot, kept in order, with the day right there on the frame.
Everything that keeps a weekly beard photo diary consistent from the first stubble to a full beard.
Every beard photo in one private, ordered timeline — from day-one stubble to a full beard.
Each photo is stamped with your growth day and date automatically. No manual labelling, no spreadsheets.
A ghost of last week’s photo appears on screen so you line up your jaw, cheeks, distance and angle — the only way growth reads cleanly.
Cheek and neck patches feel permanent day to day. Side-by-side weeks prove they’re filling in — and keep you from shaving too soon.
Play your whole beard journey back as a smooth slideshow and watch months of growth land in a few seconds.
Compare any two weeks or build a patchy-to-full collage to share — your photos never leave your phone unless you choose.







Why guys growing a beard stick with a weekly photo diary instead of giving up at the patchy stage.
Week 4 I almost shaved it — looked patchy as hell. Lined up against week 1 the growth was obvious, so I kept going. Glad I did.
On minoxidil and the day counter keeps me honest. The overlay means my before/after actually lines up — the cheeks filled in.
The timelapse from stubble to full is unreal. Same angle every week makes it look like a proper time-lapse video.
Wish I’d started on day one instead of week five — still got a patchy-to-full slideshow I’m proud of.
Start today and you’ll never wish you had taken last week’s photo. Free on Google Play.
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