How it works
Give the things you love the treatment they deserve
Take a quick photo of an item and Odds turns it into a clean, beautifully lit image for your collection. Add its story, organize it with tags, and keep the memory somewhere you can actually find it again.
Keep the memory — even when you're ready to let go of the thing itself.
Beta perks
Everything is free during the beta
Odds will eventually rely on paid subscriptions and one-time purchases, but every feature is completely free while you're helping us test the app.
You may encounter subscription screens or purchase prompts along the way. Feel free to continue through them—you will not be charged, and no real purchase will be made.
Use Odds as much as you'd like, save as many items as you can, and tell us what feels great, confusing, or unfinished.
Recent releases
See what's new and help shape what I build next
Follow along as I build Odds, from small fixes to entirely new features.
Locket is now Odds
New name, a dark cattywampus app icon, and a home bar that wears the Odds wordmark. “My Stuff” is “My Odds,” and the rest of the app’s copy follows.
Rotate a studio photo with two fingers
A two-finger twist in edit mode turns the object. Saving writes that orientation into the studio image, so the grid, share page, and downloads all pick it up.
Failed scans stop spinning forever
If a studio render hangs or dies, your original photo fills the grid and detail square instead of an endless spinner — with a toast to try again.
Studio renders take another step forward
New scans sit a little more naturally on the plate: contact shadows are softer and more considered, and the overall look is closer to the studio we’re after.
iOS 27 beta: content stays clear of the bars
On the iOS 27 beta, new scroll-edge bands were clipping the grid, collections, and settings under the nav and tab bars. Those screens now scroll in the clear.