Memories
Kept with the people they are about.
Short answer
A memory in TreeLinker is a shared story, an event or a key date, attached to the contact or group it belongs to. It can carry photos, a date and a place. Because memories hang off a person rather than sitting in a feed, opening a contact shows what you have of them — which is the opposite of a social timeline, where only the most recent thing is findable.
Three kinds, because they behave differently
Stories stay where you put them. Events happened once. Key dates recur every year and resurface on their own.
Photos, dates and places
A memory can carry the photographs that give it meaning, the date it happened and where it was. Those details are what let someone connect it to something else years later.
Personal or shared
Memories on a contact are yours. Memories in a group are visible to that group's members.
Frequently asked questions
Is there video support?
No, not currently.
Is this a photo backup?
No. TreeLinker holds the photos that belong to a memory, not your whole camera roll.
TreeLinker — a family relationship management app.
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A family memory app built around people
Keep family stories, events and key dates attached to the people they are about, with photos, dates and places — not scattered through a camera roll.
Events and key dates
Birthdays, weddings and anniversaries recorded on the people they belong to, with the ones approaching surfaced in the app.
How to document family memories
Record family stories while the people who remember them are still here — attached to the people they are about, with photos, dates and places.
Start with the contacts you already have
TreeLinker is free on Google Play. No ads, no subscription, and your address book never leaves your phone.
Android. Free. No account required to browse your own contacts.