heres to hoping @blader will comment!

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Reminds me a lot of what @blader's Heyday does so beautifully on iOS, but with a bent toward social sharing as opposed to personal memories. It's live on G+, supposed to launch this week on Android, iOS "coming soon".

Yeah (re: buried). We like to make stuff hard to find. :) Disclaimer: I work at Google in Social. Not on Stories/photos, though.

Heyday does the recording of the story well, but IMHO doesn't do a great job of telling it back, not to mention telling a story that spans multiple days. The interface, since it is mobile, is too constrained. (Don't get me wrong, I love and use it.) Stories feels pretty good, and if Auto Awesome does a good job, it should be the next generation livingroom slide show. :)