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About the app
Everyday A Painting is an iPhone app that reveals one painting a day and explains it through a short guided Story, with a camera that moves to each detail as it is described. Completing a Story adds the painting to a personal museum. The app uses public-domain and open-access works, credits each painting's source, and its interface is available in 43 languages. It is made by independent developer Zygimantas Sniurevicius and has been on the App Store since September 14, 2026.
Key facts
- Platform: iPhone. It is not currently available on Android.
- Release: on the App Store since September 14, 2026.
- Price: free to download. An active subscription is required for the guided daily experience; eligible new subscribers may get a 7-day free trial. The price is shown before purchase.
- Catalog: more than 380 paintings by more than 250 artists from over 60 museum collections.
- Languages: the app interface is available in 43 languages.
- Ads and privacy: no ads; usage analytics are optional and controlled in the app's settings.
- Website: the painting stories on this website are free to read.
- Next update: version 1.0.3 adds museum pages with visitor information.
- Maker: Zygimantas Sniurevicius, independent developer.
Official links
- Everyday A Painting on the App Store
- Website homepage
- Painting stories
- Frequently asked questions
- About Everyday A Painting
App icon and screens
You may download these images to illustrate coverage of the app. Please do not alter them.
- App icon (PNG, 1024 × 1024)
- Daily painting screen (JPEG, 606 × 1318)
- Hold-to-reveal screen (JPEG, 606 × 1318)
- Monthly calendar screen (JPEG, 606 × 1318)
- Progress and Expositions screen (JPEG, 606 × 1318)
Describing the app accurately
- Everyday A Painting is an iPhone app; it is not currently available on Android.
- It is free to download, but the guided daily experience requires an active subscription, so please do not describe the app as free.
- Each painting credits its source, usually the museum that holds it, but the app is independent: it has no partnership with those museums.
- The app is called Everyday A Painting. Its full App Store name adds a short descriptor, such as “Everyday A Painting: Daily Art” in the US store.
Press contact
For interviews or other press enquiries, email the address below.
Contact: support@everydayapainting.app