Ollovas

Ollovas is the private home for the memories you make together.

Every trip, dinner, wedding, or ordinary perfect day becomes a "moment" — a shared album where everyone who was there adds their photos and videos. No more chasing pictures across group chats. No feeds, no ads, no strangers.

HOW IT WORKS • Create a moment for any occasion — or start one from a single photo • Invite the people who were there with a simple link; they join in seconds • Everyone adds their photos and videos — duplicates are detected automatically • Relive it together: a beautiful timeline, story-style playback, comments, and likes • See your history with each friend — every moment you've shared, in one place

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Moments are visible only to the people you invite — nothing is public, ever • No advertising, no tracking, no selling your data • Your photos stay yours: export all your data or delete your account (and everything in it) right from the app • Full policy at ollovas.com/privacy

WHY PEOPLE LOVE IT • The photos from everyone's phone finally end up in the same place • Old moments resurface on your home screen just when you'd forgotten them • Captions and comments turn photo dumps into stories you'll actually reread

Ollovas is made for small circles — friends, families, teams — who want their shared memories kept, not broadcast. Start your first moment today.

Permissions: the photo library is requested only when adding media; the camera and microphone only when taking a photo or recording a video. Any location shown with a photo is read from that photo's own metadata — the app never requests device location.

Changes since build 26, addressing the review of 13 August: • Guideline 4 (Design) — the Profile screen was in a fixed-height container that could not scroll, so on shorter screens the Delete Account option and its explanation were clipped and unreachable. That screen now scrolls, so all content and controls are reachable on every screen size, including iPad. • Guideline 5.1.1(ii) — the camera usage description was falling back to a generic default. All three usage descriptions (photo library, camera, microphone) have been rewritten to state the purpose and give a specific example.