MemoFamille

MemoFamille is a private photo and video album for one family, built so that grandparents can use it without help. Parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts join the same space with a family code, then share and comment on memories that would otherwise get lost in group chats. The app and website are in French only.

One subscription covers the whole family, with unlimited members, unlimited photos and videos of up to ten minutes. The apps run on iPhone and Android, and relatives who prefer a computer open the album in a web browser without installing anything. Notifications tell everyone when something new arrives, and a Méli-Mélo feed resurfaces older memories at random.

Key benefits:

• Family code access so only invited relatives see the album
• Designed for older users with a simple open, look and comment flow
• Unlimited members and photos on a single family subscription
• Videos up to ten minutes in the same feed as the photos
• Events and reactions to gather a birthday or holiday and talk about it in place
• No advertising in the album, as a stated commitment
• Free data export so the family keeps its archive if it leaves

MemoFamille is published by Yann Bronner, a sole trader registered in Mulhouse, France, since 2024. Photos, videos, the database and account data are hosted in France by OVHcloud, and audience measurement uses Umami on those same servers plus PostHog in the EU. Some supporting services are American: RevenueCat manages in-app subscriptions, Expo delivers push notifications, Sentry collects error reports and GrowthBook runs site tests, while Firebase Analytics and Google Ads measurement run only with consent given in the app.

After a 30-day trial with no card required, it costs €5.99 a month, or €59.88 a year (€4.99 a month).