Graduation got one proud week on your phone. It earned more.

Graduation photos have the strangest lifecycle on the camera roll: shot in bulk, shared everywhere for one week, then buried by summer. The proudest images a family owns get seven days of daylight.

The one-week peak

Bubbles In Time runs on Android 7.0 and up, costs $2.99 once, and has no subscription, no ads and no in-app purchases.

The ceremony, the tassel, the family lineup, the friends who scattered to five states afterward — all of it spikes in the group chat and then sinks together. By fall the diploma is framed and the photos are sediment.

Season pass instead of one week

Add the twenty best graduation shots to Bubbles In Time and the proud week becomes a year-round drip: the tassel photo drifts across a random October screen, the grandparents' lineup resurfaces in February. For the graduate, it's a floating reminder of the finish line; for the parents, it's the whole childhood arriving in one image, occasionally, forever.

Both phones, both rotations

The move most families miss: install it on the graduate's phone too, loaded with childhood-to-cap-and-gown favorites. A nineteen-year-old getting occasionally ambushed by their own second-grade picture during a hard college week — that's the app doing its best work. $2.99 per phone, once, no accounts to manage.