About OneShot
OneShot is an Android photo diary for recording one entry per day. Users can capture a special moment, write a diary entry, and keep photos in a local folder. The app’s daily structure encourages a brief record rather than a continuous feed, and its purpose is to preserve personal memories over time. Entries and photos are stored locally, and the app supports importing and exporting diary data as JSON. The supplied description says the app has no internet permission, so it does not send information to a server by itself. OneShot requires Android 10 or newer. OneShot combines a daily photo with written reflection and a portable JSON backup. It is a private journal rather than a social photo-sharing service, and its focus is on remembering ordinary or meaningful moments day by day.
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