Twelve thousand photos of your kids. One story a week.

Nobody photographs like a parent. First steps, the school gate, the birthday cake that leaned, a thousand ordinary bath times. And nobody has less time to scroll back through it all. Reminisce brings those years to you, one memory at a time.

The years that matter are the oldest ones

The photographs a parent would least want to lose are usually the ones from a few years back: the newborn weeks, the toddler summers. They are also the ones buried deepest under everything taken since. Reminisce's timeline puts them back in order, and a weekly story picks one occasion and tells it properly, with the best pictures from that day.

Watch them grow, across years

With your permission, Reminisce recognises recurring people in your library so it can tell that the small person at the beach in 2021 is the same one starting school in 2024. Name them, add a relationship, and memories can say who was there. Face grouping is a separate choice you make in the app, and you can switch it off at any time.

Made for sharing with grandparents

• Send a memory by email. One tap sends the story and its photos to the grandparents, with a note from you. They do not need an account to read it.
• Make a keepsake book. With Premium, turn a memory or a year into a designed PDF booklet you can save, send or take to a print shop. A book of the year is a present that takes minutes to make.
• Keep everyone's photos together. Photos from an old phone, a camera or a partner's archive can be uploaded from the browser with Premium and join the same timeline.

Your children's photos, handled carefully

Reminisce carries no advertising and never sells or profiles what is in your photos. Stories are written by an AI provider from reduced-size copies of selected photos, only after you say yes, and you can withdraw that choice. Hide any photo, memory or person with one tap. Export everything, or delete your account and its content, whenever you decide. The details are in our Privacy Policy.

What it costs

Free covers photos from the last three years, which is enough to see what Reminisce does. Premium opens every year, which for most parents is where the real treasure is, along with web upload and keepsake books. See pricing.