Entory

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About this app

You opened an editing app, saw twenty sliders, and closed it. You saved the style everyone was posting, but the prompt was never in the comments.

Entory asks you for one thing: pick an art style.

It turns today's photo into a drawing and keeps it as a diary. Don't feel like writing? Leave the title blank and the day is saved under its date.

HOW IT WORKS
· Pick a photo from today, choose an art style, and Entory draws it
· 53 art styles — watercolor, oil pastel, crayon, line art, collage, stickers, pets
· Redraw an entry up to twice
· Finished drawings save straight to your camera roll, in an album called Entory
· Every entry becomes a photocard-size card (5.5 × 8.5 cm) you collect in albums
· Albums stay private until you invite someone into one
· AI does the drawing. The taste is yours

WHAT'S NOT HERE
No likes, no followers, no ads. A record with no numbers attached to it.

YOUR FIRST ONE
The first drawing is free, account or not.

SUBSCRIPTION
· Basic (monthly): 4 picture diaries a month, every art style, saving with no watermark
· Premium (monthly): 30 a month, every art style, and 3 custom styles a month that you describe in your own words
Payment is charged to your Google Play account at confirmation. It renews automatically unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel it in Play Store → Payments and subscriptions.

Terms: https://entory.expo.app/legal/terms-en.html
Privacy: https://entory.expo.app/legal/privacy-en.html
Support: https://entory.expo.app/legal/support-en.html

What’s new

A warmer welcome: Entory opens on its own colors, with the mascot waiting while your albums load.
Typing, fixed: the keyboard stays down until you tap a field, and the field you tapped stays in view.
Redrawing works again: picking what you didn't like no longer closes the redraw sheet.
Buttons where they belong: bottom buttons no longer crowd what's above, and the + button sits at the same height on every phone.
A cleaner cut at home: printed sheets leave more room for a hand cut.