The book of your life, kept as you live it.
Keep a moment in seconds. Memoir brings it back on the right day, and turns the years into a book of the people and places you love.
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Thousands of photos. Hardly any of the story.
Your camera roll remembers what things looked like. It forgets who was there, what was said, and why it mattered. Memoir keeps that part.
Keep
A moment, kept in seconds.
Write a line, add the photos. The place, the weather and who was with you come with it.
- Photos, videos and voice notes in one memory
- Place and weather filled in for you
- Tag the people who were there

Remember
It comes back to you.
A year ago today. A birthday tomorrow. The wedding in 45 days.
Travel
Every trip becomes a journey.
Each stop follows the one before, on a map, with how you got there.

Gather
Your people and places, together.
Everyone you love and everywhere you've been, each with every memory you share.
- Everyone you love, with every memory together
- Every place you’ve been, on one map
- Trips, weddings and birthdays as events
Read
Your life, as a book. And one for everyone in it.
The seasons of your life become chapters. Open your book, or the one you share with someone you love, and read your story back.
Ask
“What do you remember?”
Ask for their side of a day you shared. Their answer joins your memory.
Spaces
A place for your people.
Sunday suppers, old friends, the family: everyone’s memories in one place.
And more
Made for the way life happens.
A day from your photos
Pick a day in your library; the photos, place and time arrive together.
Birthdays and anniversaries
A nudge the day before, with the memories that go with it.
Countdowns
The wedding, the trip, the birthday: days to go, then kept when it happens.
Voice notes
Say it when typing is too slow. Hear their voice years later.
Songs and films
The song that was playing, the film you saw together.
Widgets
A year ago today, right on your Home Screen.
Find anything
Every moment by person, place or a word you wrote.
iPhone and iPad
Synced and backed up, so a new phone loses nothing.
Private
Yours. Only yours.
End-to-end encrypted
Locked with a key only you hold. We can’t read it.
No ads, no tracking
Your memories are never the product.
Yours to take or delete
Save everything, or erase it, any time.
Questions
What is Memoir?
A private journal for iPhone and iPad that keeps the story behind your photos. Write a line, add photos, videos or a voice note, and the place, weather and people come with it. Memoir brings your memories back on the right day and turns the years into the book of your life.
How does early access work?
Leave your email and we’ll invite people in small groups. If you’re selected, Apple will send you a TestFlight invitation with everything you need to install Memoir.
Can anyone else read my memories?
No. Your memories are end-to-end encrypted: they’re locked on your devices with a key only you hold, and Memoir can’t read them. A recovery kit, a code you keep, brings them back if you lose every device. Face recognition and writing help run on your device. How it works.
Can I share memories with family and friends?
Yes. Add friends on Memoir, then share a memory, a chapter or a whole space with them. Each person can add their side of the story, and you can ask for theirs. Only the people you share with can see it. Sharing needs an account.
Do I need an account?
No. Without one, everything stays on your iPhone, and in your own iCloud if you turn it on. Sign in with Apple to back up and use Memoir on your iPad too.
What happens if I stop paying for Pro?
Your memories stay, all of them. Only the extra storage goes, and new photos wait on your iPhone until there’s room.
Can I take my memories with me?
Yes. Save a full backup any time: your words as readable pages, and your photos, videos and files in folders.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Memoir is made for iPhone and iPad.
More on the Support page.
Start your book today.
The moments you keep this week are the ones you’ll be glad of in ten years.
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