Wimemo turns iPhone travel photos into a private travel atlas. It maps places from your photo library, relives routes and memories, cleans duplicate shots, creates shared trip albums, and helps plan future journeys from your own history. Photos stay on device by default; only media you explicitly share gets uploaded.
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Hi Product Hunt! I’m Jerry, maker of Wimemo.
I built Wimemo because after every trip, my best memories ended up buried in a messy camera roll. I had hundreds of photos, duplicate shots, screenshots, and location memories, but no good way to turn them into something useful for remembering the trip or planning the next one.
Wimemo started as a private travel photo map, then evolved into a personal AI travel assistant. It organizes travel photos by location, helps clean duplicate shots, supports shared albums for friends and family, turns moments into travel journals, and helps plan future trips based on places you’ve been and memories you’ve saved.
The idea is simple: your past trips should not disappear after checkout or get lost in a cloud photo dump. They should help you remember where life happened and inspire where to go next.
I’d love feedback from travelers, photographers, families, and anyone who plans trips from memories instead of just booking links. What would make Wimemo more useful after your next trip?
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Quick maker update:
Since our first Product Hunt launch, Wimemo has changed a lot.
The biggest shift: it’s no longer just a way to organize travel photos. We’re turning it into a private AI travel atlas.
New in this version:
- Your iPhone photos can light up countries, cities, trips, and routes
- Trip routes make memories feel like journeys, not folders
- AI helps draft future travel plans from your travel context
- Travel units and sharing make it easier to remember trips with companions
- Photos stay on device by default; only selected shared media is uploaded
I’m especially curious about one question:
Would you trust an AI travel planner more if it was grounded in your own past trips, instead of generic internet lists?
Quick maker update:
Since our first Product Hunt launch, Wimemo has changed a lot.
The biggest shift: it’s no longer just a way to organize travel photos. We’re turning it into a private AI travel atlas.
New in this version:
- Your iPhone photos can light up countries, cities, trips, and routes
- Trip routes make memories feel like journeys, not folders
- AI helps draft future travel plans from your travel context
- Travel units and sharing make it easier to remember trips with companions
- Photos stay on device by default; only selected shared media is uploaded
I’m especially curious about one question:
Would you trust an AI travel planner more if it was grounded in your own past trips, instead of generic internet lists?