Gather one event
Choose a single holiday, birthday or year instead of opening the whole archive.
Organise family photos
Short answer: Work event by event: upload a small batch, create one named Moment, confirm its date and people, and repeat. You do not need to organise your entire life in one weekend.
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The problem
Years of phone photos, downloads and scanned prints make one giant sorting project feel impossible. Organising by meaningful events is simpler than designing a perfect folder system before you start.
A practical answer
Choose a single holiday, birthday or year instead of opening the whole archive.
Skip screenshots, accidental images and exact duplicates before upload.
Keep the first session short enough to finish and understand.
Use a recognisable title such as “Christmas 1998” or “Maya’s first school day”.
Connect the family members involved and check the chronological position.
A useful archive grows one completed Moment at a time.

More than storage
Dates are useful, but families remember events and people. Memmie keeps those layers together, allowing the same photo collection to be found through its Moment, timeline, person, place or date.
Questions answered
Start with one recognisable event, remove obvious clutter, add a clear title and date, and identify the people involved.
Use both. A date places the photo chronologically, while an event name explains what the family will remember.
Collect them in one shared Moment and invite the other people as contributors rather than maintaining separate copies and chats.
Yes. Memmie uses manual person selection so you remain in control of who is identified.
Review the proposed date and correct it manually before relying on its place in the timeline.
Do not start with every photo. Start with the event you most want to find again.
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