
Memoir turns a trip’s worth of photos into a printed, bound album. The story found and laid out for you, ready before you’ve unpacked.
Five steps between your camera roll and your bookshelf, the same ones the app walks you through. Here is what each one actually costs you.
10:20Elapsed
Portrait, landscape, or square, then the size. A matte hardcover that starts at 24 pages and grows to fit whatever you bring.
20 secondsone tap, really
Every photo from the trip, straight from the camera roll. No pre-sorting, no picking favorites, no deleting the near-misses. Finding the story is Memoir’s job, not yours.
3 minutesmost of it the upload
The chapters get found, the best take of each moment is kept, and every page is laid out. You flip through it like paper and change anything you disagree with.
4 minutesand you are only reading
A linen jacket that wraps the whole book, front to spine to back. Pick the shade, pick the layout, type the title you want on the shelf.
2 minutesnaming it is the slow part
Address, card, done. It gets printed, bound, boxed, and turns up while you are still telling people about the trip.
1 minutethen 7 to 9 days of post
Ten minutes of your evening. Then it just shows up.
Everything above happens on a screen. This is the part that arrives in a box.



Choose layouts per page, reframe any photo, and flip through a book that turns like paper. The page you signed off on is the page that comes off the press.
On screen



On paper


Your first album takes about ten minutes.
This is where memories go to be forgotten. Not because you don’t care: making an album has always been work.
Bring every photo, all 600 of them. Duplicates and near-misses are part of the material.
Memoir reads the dates and places, finds the chapters, and keeps the best take of every moment.
A designed, printed album at your door in 7–9 days. You fine-tune anything first.
Chapters, captions, and a matte hardcover. It lives on a shelf instead of in a scroll, and it opens the same way ten years from now.
