Pick the photos
Five pictures from the playground, a short video. Or tap the microphone and say what happened.
Pick a few photos, or say in one sentence what happened. Family Memory writes a title and a short story for it – you just nod. That’s how photos become a timeline, and a timeline becomes the story of a childhood.
Private by default. No ads. Only the people you invite can see it.
Your photos keep what happened. Family Memory keeps what it meant.
That afternoon when they first rode on their own is in there too – somewhere between photo 12,384 and 12,391, next to three screenshots and a parking ticket. The moment is there. Its story isn’t.
Family Memory isn’t another gallery. It turns the photos you choose and your words into a memory: with the date, the place, your child’s name and a few sentences about what it meant.
No typing, no sorting, no album editing. The AI works in the background – it’s not a chatbot, it just helps.
Five pictures from the playground, a short video. Or tap the microphone and say what happened.
It picks up the date, the place, what’s in the pictures and which of your children it’s about. It never makes anything up.
It suggests a title and a story of a few sentences. Accept it or rewrite it – and it’s on the timeline.
Few buttons, lots of photos, no noise. Everything is built so that even a tired parent can use it in ten seconds.
One button, and you say out loud what happened – after a drive, during bath time. The AI turns it into a structured memory, and your recording – if you like – stays part of it. Ten years from now they’ll hear it in your own voice.
Not a photo gallery: the story of a child’s life, year by year.
Grandma doesn’t have to learn a new app. She gets a link and follows her grandchildren’s days on a simple, large-print web page – no account, no password.
Your children’s photos are not public and will never be raw material for ads. Encrypted transfer, expiring media links, roles – and you always see exactly who has access.
Find it years later: you search for moments, not file names.
At the end of the year it puts itself together: first times, favourite moments, funny sayings. Digital first, later as a printed book too.
When the family wants to join in and you’re ready for the yearbook, there’s the family subscription.
Try it, fall in love with it
The whole family in one place
No ads. We don’t sell your data. Ever.
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