Remember it together.
Share the memories that matter, with only the people who matter.
A private place to keep life's moments with the people who were there. Everyone adds what they remember: photos, voice notes, the story behind them.
Tap a memory to see how it works.
Every memory here is made up for this demo.
Join the private beta.
Memory Weaver is in early development. We're inviting people in small groups, starting with the families and friends testing it first.
We'll only use your details to invite you and ask for feedback. Privacy note
How it works
Big days and small ones: a wedding, a first step, Sunday dinner, a voice note from Grandma.
Capture a moment
A photo, a voice note or a few lines, the moment it happens or years later.
Invite the people who were there
Only them. Each memory has its own small guest list.
Everyone adds what they remember
Their photos, their voice, their version of the story, each kept in their own words.
A memory richer than any one of you
Layered with detail and meaning that a social feed could never hold.
Not a feed. A shared memory.
Technically, Memory Weaver is a micro-social network: every memory is its own small network, made only of the people who were there.
Who sees it
Only the people in that memory
Elsewhere: social media: followers and friends of friends; group chats: everyone in the chat; shared albums: anyone with the link.
Whose story it tells
Everyone's, each in their own words
Elsewhere: social media: whoever posted it; group chats: everyone's, scattered over months; shared albums: nobody's: photos, no story.
What you keep
Photos, voice notes and the stories behind them
Elsewhere: social media: photos and a caption; group chats: whatever you can scroll back to; shared albums: photos.
Where it lives
In one place, around the moment itself
Elsewhere: social media: in a feed, next to everything else; group chats: buried in chat history; shared albums: in a folder.
Why I'm building this
I'm building Memory Weaver because I want a better way to hold on to the memories I'm making with my child, my family and my friends. Not just the photos, but the stories behind them that make them special. And a private place to keep them, where we can remember things as they really happened, not as they'd look on social media.
Eric
Questions
Who can see my memories?
Only the people you invite to each one. Every memory has its own guest list, and everyone in it can see who else is there.
What can I add to a memory?
Photos, voice notes and written memories, plus comments on what others add. Video isn't supported yet.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Memory Weaver works in the web browser on your phone or computer.
When can I join?
We're inviting people in small groups. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when there's a spot for you.
What happens to my photos?
They stay yours. We're building Memory Weaver so you can download your memories, and the photos in them, whenever you want.