JA

Mainichi Kazoku
iPhone · Widget · まいにち家族
Family record app
Daily photos and a few words, the day you built your house or your new car arrived, your children's artwork and teachers' comments, and the places you went together. Just snap and save, and your family's records grow into a timeline, a map and a yearbook.
For iPhone, with widgets. Records and photos are stored on your device — no account or ads.

FEATURES
Choose a photo and the date and place are filled in automatically. Add your whole family — adults, children, grandparents and pets.
Choose photos and the date and place are read from them. Add who was there, a mood stamp and a few words.
Buying or building a house, moving, furniture, appliances and cars, school entrance, a new job, family trips. For a new house, add photos at each step — groundbreaking, framing, handover.
Records with a place pile up on the map. The same place is grouped by year, and you can see your most-visited places.
Records from the same day one or two years ago appear on the home screen.
Drawings from nursery and school are straightened, crafts are cut out from the background, and all are framed in a gallery for each school year.
Photograph a teacher's comment in the contact notebook or report card, and the text is read and saved.
A year of records laid out in chapters as one PDF — print it for the grandparents.
Each child's page also has growth charts, vaccinations and checkup records.
Export your records and photos to one folder and restore them on a new iPhone.
HOUSEHOLD
Keep furniture, appliances and cars in “Our things”. Photograph a warranty card or receipt and the purchase date, shop, price, model number, maker and warranty period are filled in. Text is read only on your iPhone.
See how many years you have used each item and a rough guide to when to replace it, by type or by room.
Enter the inspection, 12-month check, insurance renewal and tire change dates to get reminders ahead of time.

SCREENS
Timeline, map, today, artwork museum, yearbook and family pages. Screenshots show the Japanese interface with illustrated samples.








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HOW TO
FAQ
Only inside the app on this iPhone. When you import from the Photos app, the original stays as it is and the app keeps its own copy. Nothing is sent to a server.
When you choose a photo that contains a location, that place is filled in. Only when looking up the place name is the location sent to Apple's map service. You can also search the map and choose a place.
Use “Export backup” in Settings to save your records and photos to one folder in the Files app, then choose “Restore from backup” on the new iPhone. Restoring from a full iPhone backup also works.
Only on your iPhone (Apple's Vision). The results go into the input fields, so please check them before saving.
Growth curves use the Children and Families Agency's 2023 infant growth survey, and vaccination timing is a guide based on the Japan Institute for Health Security schedule (as of August 1, 2026). The app does not make medical judgments. Follow your municipality's guidance and your pediatrician's instructions.
In this version, records stay on one iPhone. You can send the yearbook PDF to your family.
PRIVACY
Mainichi Kazoku does not collect any information about you. Your family's records, photos, artwork and household items are all stored only on this iPhone. The camera and photo library are used only to take or import photos for your records. Only when looking up a place name is a location sent to Apple's map service.
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