Three steps to a finished album

1 · pick a cover

Thirty covers made from real bookbinding materials, from gilded leather to cyanotype. Your title is set in type that suits the material.
2 · drop in your photos

Upload hundreds of photos and videos at once and watch each one arrive. The layout engine fills every page without awkward gaps.
3 · write and share

Add a caption under each polaroid and a memory on its back, then send a link. Family can leaf through, like and comment.

Open it, and it behaves like paper

Pages curl under your finger and catch the window light. Photos sit on the page like prints, taped in, with a caption in blue ballpoint.

An open album with a page curling over, showing polaroids taped onto white paper — your intro note, inside the cover

A photo lifted out of the album, filling the screen — tap to lift it out

The back of a photo with a handwritten memory and its likes and comments — flip it for the story

Everything around the book

Share with a linkPer-link rules, passwords and expiry dates. No account needed to look.
See what people loveMost viewed, liked and commented photos at a glance.
Videos tooClips play on the page, in the same polaroid frame.
Crop, never loseCrops are reversible; originals stay untouched.
Take it with youDownload any album as a ZIP of your originals.
Made for phonesOne page at a time in portrait, the full spread in landscape.

One album, the whole family

Send a link and decide what it lets people do. Family members put the album on their own desk, right next to theirs, and with editing on, you and your partner fill the same album from both phones.

On their desk tooSigned-in family add a shared album to their own desk and keep it in their order.
Fill it togetherTurn on editing and both of you can add, arrange, caption and remove photos.
You stay in chargeChange what a link allows, or take the album off anyone's desk, at any time.