So you want to have a clear evaluation of your day in images? Sling your iPhone around your neck in a special case called the Lifepouch, carry it around for a day and let it take a picture every 30 seconds. This way, you’ll have a detailed summary of your everyday life in, to be exact, 2880 photos (that is if you’re actually awake for 24 hours and your battery does not die).

Inspired by both Steve Mann and Gordon Bell, the guys behind The Lifelapse Experiment thought it would be interesting to document life in a way that doesn’t need any controlling. There’s no need to hit the button of your camera or write down everything that happened in your diary; you can download the software here and your iPhone will make the pictures itself. Great idea! See other people’s Lifelapse experiences here.