Capture every family adventure. On This Day reminders, shareable memory cards, printable photo books and a private family link, your memories stay private on your device by default.
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We built the app we wished existed.
Like so many parents, we found ourselves taking thousands of photos of family days out, muddy walks, beach adventures, playground discoveries, holidays and all those magical little moments in between. But over time, those memories started to disappear into endless camera rolls, buried somewhere deep in our phone galleries.
We wanted something different.
We, that is my wife Hannah and I, wanted a way to capture the stories behind the moments, not just the photos, but the adventures, the laughter, the funny things the kids said, the places we explored, the memories we never wanted to forget and also the moments we did not want to share on social media.
That's why we built PocketTreasures. A place for families to turn everyday adventures into lasting memories. A place where special moments don't get lost among thousands of screenshots and random photos. A place where children can one day look back and relive the incredible journey of growing up.
PocketTreasures was created from our own family life, for families just like ours. Because the years go by quickly, but the memories deserve a home.
Here's to more adventures, more discoveries, and more treasures worth remembering.
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Love how the memories default to private on your device first. That choice respects families and still makes sharing easy when you want to.
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@nurcanhepmersin Hi Nurcan, do you think there would be an appetite for users having the choice to have it "private first on device" or opening it up to be able to share it with family members? Or would that complicate things and alienate users that like the privacy first aspect?
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Love how the memories default to private on your device first. That choice respects families and still makes sharing easy when you want to.
@nurcanhepmersin Hi Nurcan, do you think there would be an appetite for users having the choice to have it "private first on device" or opening it up to be able to share it with family members? Or would that complicate things and alienate users that like the privacy first aspect?