Glimpse
A daily visual memory game.








Every day a new paper-cut scene. Study it for a few seconds, then answer five questions about what you saw. Free daily exhibit; Glimpse Membership adds a Bonus exhibit, Flash pace, past exhibits and your full gallery.
Features
A new illustrated scene every day, the same for everyone.
Choose your pace: 30, 20 or 10 seconds.
Five questions on colors, places and what was really there.
Streaks, a personal gallery and accuracy stats.
English, 简体中文, 日本語.
Key questions
What is Glimpse?
Every day a new paper-cut scene. Study it for a few seconds, then answer five questions about what you saw. Free daily exhibit; Glimpse Membership adds a Bonus exhibit, Flash pace, past exhibits and your full gallery. Core workflow: A new illustrated scene every day, the same for everyone.
Which platforms does Glimpse support?
Glimpse supports iOS.
How does Glimpse handle data?
Glimpse has no account and collects no personal data. Your play history, streak, settings, and downloaded scenes are stored only in the app's private storage on your device; none of it is uploaded to Glimpse's server or anywhere else. The server keeps no profile and no per-player record — it serves the same scenes and questions to everyone. It keeps standard request logs (IP address and user agent) for security and rate limiting only. Deleting the app removes its data from your device; images you saved to Photos stay in your photo library. Standard iOS device backups may include app data depending on your device backup settings. No personal data is sold or shared. There is no analytics SDK, no advertising, no advertising identifier, and no tracking. When the app downloads the daily scenes and questions from Glimpse's server (glimpse.timwuhaotian.dev), the requests carry no user data. Purchases are processed by Apple; the developer never receives your payment details. Scene images are generated with AI on the server before each exhibit is published, and no player data is ever sent to the AI provider. A share card or other image leaves your device only when you choose to share or save it.