RecMemo

RecMemo gathers everyone's event photos by itself, right away: nobody has to remember to send anything after.

RecMemo — the event album that builds itself.

Every party ends the same way: the photos are scattered across ten phones. Someone promises to send them to the group and never does. RecMemo fixes this differently from everyone else: it doesn't wait for you to send anything.

HOW IT WORKS Create the event, set when it starts and ends. Guests join by link or QR code. From then on, with each guest's permission, RecMemo automatically sends only the photos and videos taken during the event — nothing from before, nothing after, nothing from your personal camera roll.

Nobody has to select photos. Nobody has to remember to share. When the party ends, the album is already done — with everyone's shots together.

YOU CONTROL WHAT GOES IN Auto-send only runs inside the event window, only for people who joined. Pause anytime, send on Wi-Fi only, delete anything of yours whenever you like.

FIND YOURSELF IN EVERY PHOTO With your consent, face recognition tags the photos you appear in — even the ones someone else took. Filter the gallery by person and find that shot in seconds. Face recognition runs entirely on your device: your selfies and the facial embeddings generated from them never leave your iPhone. Biometrics are optional and can be turned off and erased in Settings at any time.

SUB-EVENTS A wedding has a ceremony, a reception, an after. A trip has every day. Create sub-events and each photo lands in the right moment by the time it was taken.

AUTO RECAP When the event ends, RecMemo builds a video of the best moments — plus a personal "You at the Event" with only the photos you're in.

IN-APP CAMERA · AI HASHTAGS · EVENT CHAT · OPTIONAL PUBLIC ALBUM Plus: link/QR invites, co-hosts, new-media alerts, original-quality downloads, search by person/date/hashtag, folders, and automatic content moderation.

RecMemo was born from a simple frustration: never getting all the photos of an event in one place. Now every memory has its place — and everyone relives it together.