You create a house
Start a private place for one person, one season or one shared story.
A shared archive for the moments that matter

Every organisation, family and individual has stories held only in living memory. When people move on, retire or pass away, those stories can disappear, just as a lost phone can take years of irreplaceable photos with it.
Gather your photos and stories in Memory House, then create an album to download and keep.
Collaborative perspectives
A single photograph can only tell one side of a story. Memory House lets everyone who was there bring their own view — their photographs, their captions, the details only they remember — into one richer, shared picture.



The shared process
Start a private place for one person, one season or one shared story.
Invite people to upload photos and captions at their own pace.
As owner, review every submission and approve the keepers.

Easy Lemon by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Edited for length and mixed beneath narration.
Album demonstration
Once you’ve gathered and reviewed your collection, Memory House lays out a designed digital album — a PDF you can download, share or keep. Covered by your export credits, with no separate album fee.
Personal preview and owner originals export are always included in membership.
Try the album editorExplore with sample photos. No account needed.
Open the turquoise linen-covered Memory House album to see four illustrative stock photographs.

Touching Moments Five - Circle by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Edited for length and mixed beneath narration.
A life, collected over time
Begin with the photographs you already have. Add names, places, dates and the story around each moment. Invite the people who were there to add what they remember.
Include the year in captions, especially for older photographs uploaded today. Written memories can hold the milestones you have no photograph of.
A meaningful life story makes room for difficult chapters, too. Share the challenges, losses and lessons you feel comfortable recording; you decide which people to invite into that story.
Start collecting your life storyOwner review
Uploaded memories are drafts until you approve them. Only approved memories appear in your album. Credits are used for newly exported photos, rather than for approving or editing them. Reject, restore and edit captions whenever you need to.
ILLUSTRATIVE HOUSE

“Looking through the old photographs.”
Example memory · owner review
Questions, answered