Your family’s stories. Still unfolding.
Keep the photos, voices, and little moments that make your family yours. Together in iRememberU.
All of us, together.The Irving family.
My grandmothers nickname for me was "Blue Jay", because my favorite color is blue and Jamal is my middle name!
You would have loved her
A day worth keeping. ♡kept forever.all here.
all yours.
The photo. The laugh behind it.
The story only she can tell.
A little moment. A long story.There’s more
to this picture.
A photo remembers a face. A voice brings back a laugh. Keep the story, the people, and the family’s replies right there with the moment.
“Who’s in this photo? What do you remember about that day?”A question to start the story
worth keeping
Read the story
We spent every summer on that front porch. The grown-ups would cheer like we were in the Olympics. I thought I was the best jumper on the whole street. Looking at this now, I think Grandma was just happy to have us all together.
A little nudge.
A new family story.
For the ones we miss. And the ones who never got to meet them.
Sylvia and Michael’s stories live on in the people who knew them. Ask family members what they remember, and keep those answers for children and relatives who never had the chance to meet them.
A little inspiration from AI.
We’re working on AI photo ideas and interview questions to help you ask relatives about the people you miss, uncover stories you haven’t heard, and make new memories together.
Why did Grandma Sylvia call you Blue Jay?
A little closer, one story at a time.My grandmothers nickname for me was "Blue Jay", because my favorite color is blue and Jamal is my middle name!
The Irving family reunion
Every camera. Every little moment.
Your shared story.
One occasion.
Everyone’s view.
Pass around a link, not a phone.
The best photo from the reunion might be on your auntie’s camera roll. Give it a home with all the others.
- 01Share the occasion’s link.Send it to your guests or put its QR code on the table.
- 02They open it and add their photos.Just their name and the moments they caught. No app or account needed.
- 03Keep everyone’s memories together.Contributions arrive in the same occasion, ready for your family to remember.
Every branch.
A whole story.
Know the people behind every memory.
Grandparents, siblings, the newest little ones. See how your family fits together, and help the next generation know who’s who.
So “who was that?”becomes “tell me more.”
A place for your people.A shared space for the people who belong to your family.
A little care with every invitation.Guests can contribute to an occasion. Hosts choose whether they can view its approved memories. Your family’s other memories stay separate.
Start with
one memory.
One photo. One story. One voice you never want to forget.
We’re welcoming families soon. Be the first to know.
What can we keep in iRememberU?
Photos, videos, voice recordings, and written stories can live together in a memory. Add the people in it, the date you remember, and an occasion when it belongs to one. You can also ask your family questions and keep their answers.
Who can see our memories?
Your family space is for the people who belong to it. Occasion hosts can also share a guest link for contributions, and choose whether guests can view approved memories from that occasion. A guest link does not open the rest of your family’s collection.
Does everyone need the app?
The app is where your family keeps its shared collection. For a wedding, birthday, or other occasion, invited guests can contribute through a link in their browser without downloading the app.
What if I don’t know when a photo was taken?
That’s okay. Keep an approximate date, just a year, or leave the date unknown. A half-remembered moment still belongs in your family’s story.
SusanLook at daddy and Sylvia!