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Read the storyYour private family memory journal
The funny things they say. The ordinary, extraordinary days. Keep them all in one private place — and turn them into stories your family can return to.
Just your family. Free to start on iPhone.
“We took the
long way home.”
An illustrative peek inside Kaiary · sample memory
You do the living. We help with the keeping.
Kaiary brings the pictures, the little stories, and the people who were there together. A family journal that starts with what you already have.
01 / Begin with your story so far
Magic Import looks through your photo library, right on your phone, to find the moments with people in them. You see what it found before anything is saved.
02 / Keep the part a photo can’t
Write a sentence. Leave a voice note. Record that laugh. Your journal holds the little details alongside the photos, videos, dates, and people that belong to them.
And when you want to find that moment again, just ask Kaiary.
See your journal
Just an ordinary Tuesday.
Sample storybook illustration from Kaiary03 / A little storybook magic
A walk home becomes an illustrated memory. The people you name become your storybook family. Real life, retold in a way you’ll want to linger over.
See storybook pages04 / Keep your people close
Invite the people who love them. Choose what to share, who can add memories, and what stays just for you.





Private, by nature
Your memories are never sold, used for advertising, or used to train AI. You choose who joins your family journal. Optional face recognition stays on Kaiary’s own systems.
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A little film about the kind of thing you’re sure you’ll remember. Until, one day, they say it differently.
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Read the storyYes. Face recognition runs on servers we own and never leaves them. Photo captions, search, and storybook illustrations use a small number of AI providers that never train on your content and never keep it beyond a short retention window. Your memories are never sold and never used for advertising, and each family's data is isolated and encrypted. read our privacy promise
Magic Import looks for people in the photo library on your phone and groups moments by day. The scan stays on your device. You review what it found before keeping photos and starting the upload. Identifying named family members uses a separate, optional face-recognition step. explore Magic Import
Photos, videos, written memories, voice notes, and audio recordings. Add the date, people, and place, or mark a milestone. Ask Kaiary helps you find the memories you have permission to see in everyday words.
Yes. Invite family members and choose their role: Keeper, Contributor, or Viewer. Audiences let you choose which people receive particular memories. Extended-family sharing and some other capabilities require Kaiary Family. see family sharing
Kaiary is free to start on iPhone. One Kaiary Family subscription covers the whole family and adds features such as storybook illustrations, Ask Kaiary, and more storage. If it ever lapses, everything your family has added stays yours to view, download, and export. The app shows current plans, inclusions, and purchase terms before you decide.

A little today. A lifetime to look back on.
Start keeping them, one little moment at a time.
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