Personal transformation
Weight-loss photos that show the work
Anchor every progress photo to your shoulders, hips, or pose. The mirror lighting drifts. The framing drifts. The body change is the one thing that should not.
Start your timelineAnchor every progress photo to your shoulders, hips, or pose. The mirror lighting drifts. The framing drifts. The body change is the one thing that should not.
See it line up
Same anchor. Different moment.
Drag the slider to see the alignment lock; tap play on the flipbook to watch the morph at the speed the in-app preview ships.
About that one thing
I don't have a tripod.
Right, no one does. Lign was built for the phone on the bathroom shelf, the timer, the slightly different angle every week. The alignment is the part Lign handles, so the framing drift you cannot avoid stops mattering. Tap two anchor points (a doorframe edge, the mirror corner, your shoulders) and every photo locks to them. The bump grows. The shoulders broaden. The room stays put.
Questions, answered.
- Do I need to take all my photos the exact same way?
- No. The whole reason Lign exists is that nobody can. Anchor on the same landmark across the set and the alignment math handles the rest.
- Do my photos leave the phone?
- No. Lign processes everything on-device using Apple Vision. There is no Lign server, no upload step, no cloud routing.
- When can I download it?
- Lign is coming to the App Store soon and is not available yet. Join the waitlist on the homepage for the launch email.
Keep reading
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Invisalign progression, the way the tray manufacturer shows it
Tap your mouth corners on the first photo. Lign anchors every weekly check-in to the same point. The smile widens, the bite settles, the framing stays put.
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Hair-transplant grow-in, month by month
Anchor every monthly photo to the same hairline point. The density shifts forward. The framing does not. Built for the post-op twelve months that decide how good the result looks.
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Bump tracking, anchored to the same point every week
Phone on a shelf, timer running, slightly different angle every Sunday. Lign anchors every photo to the same landmark so the only thing that grows on screen is the bump itself.
Weight-loss photos that show the work