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Life moves fast. Keep what mattered. Family albums, private events, recaps.
Life moves fast. Keep what mattered. The small dinners and the big days go by, and then they're gone — three photos somewhere in a camera roll, a group chat that scrolled off, nobody sure who came. BoredApp is where you keep them, on purpose: every event, who was there, what was said, everyone's photos. Plan it here, and the archive builds itself. THIS IS THE MEMORY ARCHIVE Every event you keep lands in one place — the album everyone added to, the chat, the reactions, who came. Repeat an event and the years link into one timeline: a third birthday through a sixth in a single scroll, or four Tuesdays of the run club. Link the legs of a trip and it's one road. Everyone who came sees it, not just the host. The longer you use it, the more it holds. A FAMILY ALBUM FOR EVERY DAY IN BETWEEN Not everything worth keeping is an event. Start an album with just a name and who's in it — no date, no place — and the family adds photos and videos month after month: first steps, Sunday at Grandma's, the ordinary Tuesday nobody planned. Chat right beside it, and every album you share lives in your Albums library. ONE SENTENCE. THE WHOLE STORY. Connect the AI assistant you already use, ask for a recap, and it writes one page from the group's own photos — the wedding, the camping weekend, a kid from three to six — for everyone who was there. Free. Five looks to open it in: Gallery, Album, Cinema, Logbook, Bulletin. Your AI picks the one that fits; you can change it. THE DAY, AS IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED The best photos of your event are on everybody else's phone. Every event gets a shared album that fills up while it's happening — sixty guests, sixty angles, photos and short videos, including every moment you weren't in. Say something about a photo and the words stay with the picture. Anyone can save the whole album to their own phone, and the album doesn't expire. PUT IT ON THE PHOTO WALL One link plays the album on any TV or laptop. New shots appear the moment guests take them, each with the name of whoever posted it. Nothing to install on the screen, and the host can stop it any time. THE TOOLS TO PLAN IT. THE MEMORY ARCHIVE, FREE. Run the day with these, and everything lands in the archive on its own. • Create the event — date, time, place, details, one tap • The share link is the invitation: a designed card in any of the five looks, with your photos on it. Guests RSVP from any browser, nothing to install • Polls in the group chat settle the date and the place — then turn the results into the event • Tasks: assign a job to one person or split it between several, and watch them tick off live • Split the bill: drop the receipts into your AI and the event shows who paid what and who owes whom. Guests tick their own lines and settle in their usual payment app — no money moves through BoredApp • Live ETAs when friends are on the way — we compute the minutes and discard the coordinates. No map, no dot, no history • Everyone sees the same plan, so nobody asks "what time again?" twice PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your memories deserve a private home, not a feed. Events and albums are visible only to the people you invite — no public profiles, no discovery, no strangers. Your data isn't sold, your location isn't stored, and every photo has its location data stripped before it leaves your phone. A recap opens only for the people who were there unless you choose to share a link — and you can take that link back. MADE FOR • Families keeping the everyday — and the kids growing up in it • Birthdays and kids' parties — this year's and every year after • Dinner parties and BBQs • Weddings and rehearsal dinners • Run clubs, golf Saturdays, weekend trips • Team offsites and after-work meetups • Anything you'd otherwise plan in a 47-message group chat FREE BoredApp is free, on Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the web. Life moves fast. Keep what mattered. BoredApp.