Pets, family, viral

Trends with names. Cuts that land. Lign sits in front of CapCut and does the alignment grind for you.

Plant timelapses that hold still while the plant grows

Tap the pot in the first photo. Object Anchor locks every weekly check-in to the same spot, so the leaves are the only thing that move on screen.

Make the cut
Tap the pot in the first photo. Object Anchor locks every weekly check-in to the same spot, so the leaves are the only thing that move on screen.
Lign viral cluster · plant-growth

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.

Before-and-after comparison for plant-growth, aligned to the chosen anchor
Morph sequence for plant-growth, aligned across every frame
Four frames, anchored to the same point. The change is the only thing that moves.

About that one thing

Can I do this without CapCut?

Yes. The whole point of Lign is that the photos arrive at CapCut already lined up, so the morph template actually works on the first try. If you want to skip CapCut entirely, export a 9:16 or 1:1 video from Lign directly; the loop count and per-photo duration are part of the export settings. Drop it into Reels, Stories, or the TikTok composer with audio on top.

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.

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Plant timelapses that hold still while the plant grows

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