Close family, clear boundaries

Share the archive with family - not with the internet.

Mademory begins as a private on-device archive. If you choose Family & Cloud, Apple’s iCloud sharing can invite specific people as viewers or editors.

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No developer-operated account or public gallery

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Optional iCloud sync through the user’s Apple account

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Owner, Editor and Viewer roles for invited participants

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Local first is a real option

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Local first is a real option

You can photograph, organize, search, play Voice Stories and export without opening a Mademory account. The developer cannot browse a local archive because there is no developer content server behind it.

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One family archive, invited people only

The owner chooses who joins and whether each participant may edit or only view. Apple presents the invitation and manages the shared iCloud zone; Mademory does not create a public web link.

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Sharing a purchase is not sharing data

Apple Purchase Family Sharing and Mademory Family Archive access are separate. A relative does not see artwork merely because a subscription is shared, and an archive invitation does not reveal payment information.

Your family archive stays yours.

No ads. No behavioral analytics. No developer account required.
Questions, answered

Questions, answered

Can two existing archives be merged by accepting an invitation?

No. Joining a shared Family Archive is for an empty installation and does not silently merge two populated family libraries. Export or back up first.

Is Family Archive available in a browser?

No. Participants use the compatible Mademory app on iPhone or iPad with iCloud available.

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Clear the pile. Keep their story.

Turn drawings, paintings and schoolwork into a beautiful archive you can actually revisit - with the child, date and story still attached.