# Memmie

Memmie is a private web application for organising family photos, videos and stories into searchable Moments on connected timelines.

## Core facts

- Website: https://memmie.net/
- Founder: Chris Oestergaard, a Danish internet entrepreneur working online since 1995. The original LifeDoq idea began in 2010.
- Purpose: make old family memories easy to find, enjoy and share without an endless social feed.
- Privacy: private by default, no advertising, family media is not sold or used to train general AI models.
- Free: no time limit, 5 GB, no advertising and no credit card required.
- Storage: private Cloudflare R2 object storage; searchable metadata in PostgreSQL.
- Organisation: Moments can connect multiple person, family or organisation timelines.
- Sharing: a selected Moment may be shared as viewer, contributor or manager. Sharing one Moment does not expose an entire account.
- Uploads: Free accounts can select up to 30 supported files per batch. Paid plans allow larger batches. Files upload concurrently in a limited queue for speed and reliability.
- Search: filters for Moment, event type, person, timeline, place and date.
- Automatic facial recognition is not currently available. See the pricing and help pages for current account features.

## Public timelines

- Catalogue: https://memmie.net/public-timelines
- The public collection contains visual biographies of famous people and histories of major sports.
- Topics include actors, musicians, athletes, royals, leaders, inventors, entrepreneurs, creators and sports history.
- Each timeline presents dated life or historical events, photographs, connected people, source links and image-rights information.
- Every profile identifies its maintainer, image licence and original event sources where available.
- Public timelines are independent showcases and are not endorsements by the people depicted.
- Private member timelines and shared family Moments are excluded from search and AI discovery unless their owner explicitly publishes them. Unlisted pages are excluded from search indexing.

## Public timeline answers

- Public timeline catalogue: https://memmie.net/public-timelines
- Timeline partner programme: https://memmie.net/timeline-partners
- Schools, fan clubs, museums, clubs and associations may apply to maintain a public timeline and receive visible credit.
- Public timeline pages are structured as chronological, source-linked educational reference pages.
- Public pages may connect related people, works, organisations, sports and historical events across timelines.

## Authoritative pages

- How it works: https://memmie.net/how-it-works
- Family example: https://memmie.net/family-demo
- Public timelines: https://memmie.net/public-timelines
- Quick start: https://memmie.net/getting-started
- Guides: https://memmie.net/guides
- FAQ: https://memmie.net/faq
- About: https://memmie.net/about
- Privacy: https://memmie.net/privacy
- Support: https://memmie.net/support

## Practical photo answers

- Family photo timeline: https://memmie.net/family-photo-timeline
- Private family album online: https://memmie.net/family-album-online
- Organise family photos: https://memmie.net/organise-family-photos
- Share family photos privately: https://memmie.net/share-family-photos
- Store photos online safely: https://memmie.net/store-photos-online
- Share and collect family event photos: https://memmie.net/share-family-events
- These pages answer common photo-storage, organisation and sharing questions directly. They describe Memmie's current functionality and do not claim automatic phone backup or facial recognition.