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About Memory Jar - Family

MEMORY JAR A book that grows from pregnancy to eighteen. The years go fast. The notes pile up. The photos get lost. The things they said — the small, perfect, fleeting things — slip away. Memory Jar is a beautiful, unhurried place to keep them. Built like a book, not a feed. Designed for the long arc of parenthood — from the first sonogram to the day they leave home. WHY MEMORY JAR IS DIFFERENT The Living Book. Everything you capture composes itself into your child's book — chapters by month, season, and year, told entirely in your own words and photos. Begin with Chapter One, a few questions about how it all started. Then answer one short prompt a day, and the pages keep turning. A real book that writes itself — and nothing in it is ever AI-written. The Flipbook. Take a growth photo now and then — Memory Jar reminds you when it's time. It quietly lines up your child's eyes from one photo to the next, then plays them back as a smooth time-lapse. Watch them grow up, right before your eyes. Share the clip whenever you like. The whole arc, in one place. Most apps focus on baby, or toddlerhood, or a single year. Memory Jar holds eighteen years of your child's life — and the months before they were born. One book. Many chapters. Sealed Letters. Write a letter today. Set the delivery date for their eighteenth birthday, their wedding day, the morning they leave for college. Memory Jar keeps it sealed until that exact moment. The Yearbook. At the end of every year, Memory Jar gathers that year's quotes, milestones, places, and firsts into a year in review — built entirely from the moments you captured. On This Day, every day. Each morning, Memory Jar surfaces a memory from the same calendar date in past years. The thing they said two years ago. The photo from last summer. The quote you'd forgotten you saved. Voice memos as crown jewels. Their first laugh. Their first guitar chord. The way they said your name at three. Memory Jar treats voice as a chapter, not a footnote. Built for the whole family. Co-parents, grandparents, and anyone you invite can contribute memories — with your approval before they land in the book. One book, many hands. Print the chapter. Export any year as a beautiful PDF photobook with serif typography and your photos, ready to print and hold forever. PRIVACY THAT MEANS SOMETHING Memory Jar never sees your data. Your family's memories sync directly between your iCloud accounts — nothing about your child's life is ever sent to a server we operate. And nothing is invented: every word in your child's book is one you wrote yourself. WHO IT'S FOR For parents, grandparents, and anyone who has ever caught a moment they wished they could keep. For first-time parents, fifth-time parents, expecting parents, and parents whose kids are already grown. For anyone who knows that the small things, written down, become the only things that last. INCLUDED IN THE FREE PLAN Unlimited capture (photos, voice, written notes) The Book and Memories for one child The Flipbook — your child's growth time-lapse Quote of the Week and On This Day MEMORY JAR PREMIUM With a 14-day free trial. Multi-child support Co-parent, contributor, and viewer invites with approval flow Sealed Letters for future delivery The Yearbook, year by year Time Machine: year-by-year On This Day Photobook PDF export — — — Built by parents, for parents who don't want to forget. From Branch Labs. — — — Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://memoryjar.branchlabsapp.com/privacy

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated May 21, 2026

Our biggest update since launch — two new ways to keep your child's story, and Memory Jar now on iPad. THE LIVING BOOK Everything you capture now composes itself into your child's book — real chapters, by month, season, and year, written entirely in your own words and photos. Begin with Chapter One, then answer one short prompt a day, and the pages keep turning. Nothing in it is AI-written. THE FLIPBOOK Take a growth photo now and then — we'll remind you when it's time — and Memory Jar lines up your child's eyes from one photo to the next, then plays them back as a smooth time-lapse. Watch them grow up, right before your eyes, and share the clip whenever you like. NOW ON IPAD Memory Jar is fully at home on the bigger screen, with native iPad layouts throughout. Plus stability fixes and polish under the hood. As always — every word and every photo is your family's own.

App privacy

The developer, Gregory Branch, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos, Audio Data, Other User Content
  • Identifiers: User ID

Used for: App Functionality

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data

Used for: App Functionality

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