30 seconds max
The timer stops at 30 seconds. That’s enough to catch the moment without turning it into a production.
Glisk is an old Scots word for a quick glance. Film thirty seconds of whatever is happening right now. Shaky hands and bad light are fine. Over time these little clips add up to a record of how your life actually went.
Don’t wait for good light or fix your hair first.
Shaky hands are fine. So is background noise, or a laugh that gets cut off halfway.
You don’t have to rewatch it ten times or film it again.
There are no likes here. It’s for you, a few years from now.
So just film.
The timer stops at 30 seconds. That’s enough to catch the moment without turning it into a production.
Each clip goes to the day you filmed it. There’s no feed and no followers, just a calendar of your days.
Pick a month, a year or a few days, add music if you want, and Glisk joins the clips into one video.
No account, no cloud, no ads. Nobody sees your clips unless you send them.
The app opens on the camera. Tap to start, tap again to stop.
Clips land in your calendar day by day, just as you filmed them.
Make a film of a month or a year and see what it was really like.
Yes. It’s free on Android and has no ads.
It’s a Scots word for a glance or a glimpse. It felt right for an app made of short clips.
We want the clips to look the way the day looked. Bad light and a shaky camera end up being part of what you remember.
Short clips are quick to film and easy to watch back. Even a whole year of them makes a film you can sit through.
No. Recording, storage and editing all happen on your phone. There’s no account and no cloud, so nothing gets sent to us or anyone else.
Yes. Pick any audio file on your phone, choose which part of the song plays, and decide whether to keep the clips’ own sound.
Save it to your phone’s gallery, or send it from the usual share menu.
Not yet. Glisk is Android-only for now.

Glisk records, stores and edits everything on the device. We don’t run servers, there’s no sign-up, and we don’t collect analytics.