In your browser, today
Sign in on a laptop, tablet, or phone browser to browse timelines, add memories, upload photos and video from a folder, manage shares, and keep the family calendar.
One Storygarden account works everywhere. Whatever you save in a browser is on your phone, and the other way round.
Storygarden for iPhone and Android is finished and going through store review. Until the listings are live, there is nothing to link to here — so rather than a button that goes nowhere, here is the honest version: use it in your browser now, and the app when it lands.
Sign in on a laptop, tablet, or phone browser to browse timelines, add memories, upload photos and video from a folder, manage shares, and keep the family calendar.
The app adds the camera, the voice recorder, notifications, unlocking with Face ID, and buying through the App Store.
App Store — not listed yet
The same, with the fingerprint unlock and Google Play billing. The Android build blocks location and SMS-reading permissions outright.
Google Play — not listed yet
Worth knowing before you decide where to start. Nothing here changes what is saved — only how you capture or unlock it.
A browser can upload a picture; the app can open the camera to take one.
Recording a voice note uses the phone’s recorder.
Face ID or a fingerprint needs the device keychain. A browser has none, and a lock that can be lifted by reloading the page would be worse than no lock, because it would be claimed.
Reminders and activity notices are delivered to the app on your phone.
No download required. Create an account in a browser and add your first memory in a minute.