Emodori: Shared Photo Albums

Nothing to send. Just open it — and the people who were there will know. "I'm probably the only one still looking at these trip photos." Emodori is for anyone who has ever thought that. Emodori is a photo album shared only with the people who were actually there. What makes it different from every other shared album: there is no send button. You put the photos in, and you open them. That's the whole action. ■ At 9 PM on an anniversary, the same photos reach everyone at once One month, 100 days, and one year from the day the photos were taken. Seven and fourteen days from the day they were brought into the album. On the evening of each milestone, at 9 PM, the photos from that day arrive for everyone who was there — at the same moment. Nobody sends them. The date calls them. ■ As the day gets closer, a number counts down From three days before a milestone, the home screen counts down the days. On the day itself it tells you one opens today. ■ Open it at 9 PM and someone is already there If someone else is looking at the same photo, you see "Haruka is here too." ■ What comes back is "here," not "seen" This is not a read receipt. The word "seen" never appears anywhere in the app. No reply is expected. You are not being asked to respond — you are being told you are not alone in there. ■ A word takes one tap "I remember this." "Miss this." "Let's go back." Tap one and it lands under the photo. You can also write your own. ■ Notifications you choose The milestone night, and a single summary of who walked through. If both fall on the same day, only the milestone rings. When someone adds photos, you get a short note with only the album name and the count. The summary and the photo notes can be turned off in Settings. = How it works = 1. Make an album and put that day's photos in it 2. Send one link to the people who were there 3. From then on, just open it There is no group to create. Signing up is just Sign in with Apple — no name, no email. The app asks for a display name only just before someone else can see you. = What it does not do = - Strangers never see it. No followers, no recommendations, no discovery feed - No like counts to compete over - The photos do not have to be good ones = Pricing = Free to start. Each album holds up to 30 photos. For your first week, every album you create holds up to 1,000 photos as it is. After that, one album becomes 1,000 photos for a one-time purchase. No subscription, no monthly billing. When one person pays for an album, the limit rises for everyone in that album. = Who it is for = - The four to six people who took one graduation trip together - The friends from school you still see once a year - Two people whose trip photos live half on one phone and half on the other You will not make new friends here. You will lose fewer old ones. —— LEMOSERA Support: [email protected] Privacy Policy: https://lemosera.com/emodori/privacy Terms of Use: https://lemosera.com/emodori/terms