anonity; group memories

Your friend group's whole history, in one place only your friends can see.

The trip photos are in one person's camera roll. The stories are buried under 40,000 group chat messages. That night everyone still brings up? Someone has a photo of it and nobody knows who.

Anonity is where all of it finally lives. Plant a memory tree with your people, everyone adds their moments, and your group's history grows in one private place.

SOMEONE SENT YOU A LINK

Install the app, then tap the link again. You land straight in your group's tree. Nothing to set up, nothing to pay, and you can add your own photos in the first minute.

HOW IT WORKS

Plant your tree. A private space for your group, made in under a minute.

Add moments. Photos, stories, dates. Last weekend, or the summer of 2014. Old memories count as much as new ones.

Invite your people. One link brings the whole group in.

Watch it grow. Everyone adds the angles you never saw. React, comment, and fill in the story together.

WHAT IT IS NOT

No feed to scroll. No followers to count. No strangers to perform for. No ads between your memories. No algorithm deciding what mattered. You were there. You already know.

PRIVATE FROM THE FIRST PHOTO

Your tree is invisible to anyone you did not invite. No public profiles, no discovery, nobody stumbling in. Your memories belong to the people who made them, not to advertisers.

FOR THE ARCHIVIST

Every friend group has one. The person who saves everything, remembers the dates, makes the recap album, organises the reunion. If that is you, this is the home you have been improvising out of camera rolls and pinned chats. Plant the tree. They will come.

FREE TO START

Three trees, a gigabyte of memories, and as many friends as you want, at no cost. You only pay if your group outgrows it.

BUILT BY ONE PERSON

Anonity is not a startup with a growth team. It is me, one developer, building the app I wanted for my own friends. That is why there is no feed, no ads and no algorithm. I had no reason to build any of it. If something breaks or you have an idea, write to me and you get a reply from the person who wrote the code.

Your group's history is one lost phone away from gone. Give it somewhere to live.