Memoir turns a trip’s worth of photos into a printed, bound album — the story found and laid out for you, ready before you’ve unpacked.
Five steps between your camera roll and your bookshelf. Exactly the ones in the app.
Portrait, landscape, or square. A matte hardcover that starts at 24 pages and grows with your photos.
All of them, straight from the camera roll. No pre-sorting, no picking favorites in advance. Finding the story is Memoir's job.
Memoir finds the chapters, keeps the best take of every moment, and lays out each page. Every page stays yours to rearrange, swap, or retitle.
A linen jacket that wraps the whole book, front to spine to back. Pick the shade, pick the layout, set your title.
Check out and your album goes to print. A bound hardcover at your door in 7 to 9 days.
Most photo books dump pictures into templates. Memoir reads your trip like an editor — and hands you back a book with a beginning, chapters, and an ending.
Chapters, not piles. It reads the dates and places and finds the arc — arrival, old town, beach days, the last night.
Paced like a story. Big moments get a page that breathes; busy days get lively spreads; captions land where words earn their ink.
Nothing lost, only set aside. Near-duplicates are cut and kept within reach — one tap swaps any of them back in. You have the final say.
Works with 24 to 200 photos. Not right? Run it again. The AI drafts, you decide.
Choose layouts per page, reframe any photo, and flip through a book that turns like paper.
Your first album takes about ten minutes.
This is where memories go to be forgotten. Not because you don’t care — because making an album has always been work.
Bring every photo — all 600. Duplicates and near-misses are part of the material.
Memoir reads the dates and places, finds the chapters, and keeps the best take of every moment.
A designed, printed album — at your door in 7–9 days. You fine-tune anything first.
Fifteen minutes later.
A real book, with chapters and captions, that lives on a shelf instead of in a scroll.