Let AI help you organise your photos

Twenty thousand photos cannot be sorted by hand. That is the honest reason AI belongs in a family archive.

The principle that matters more than the technology: AI helps. You decide.

Children running through a summer field, photographed from behind

What AI is genuinely good at

  • Identifying duplicates and near-identical bursts
  • Grouping photos that belong to the same occasion
  • Ordering a library by time
  • Grouping by the people who appear in them
  • Surfacing the frames worth keeping from a long sequence
  • Helping improve old, faded or damaged pictures
  • Making a collection searchable instead of scrollable

What is available and what we are building

Lifemera is in private beta. AI-assisted organisation is central to what Lifemera is being developed to do, and capabilities are introduced gradually with our first families.

We describe a function as available only when it really is. Everything else is written as what Lifemera is being developed to do — not as a finished feature.

AI helps. You decide.

Lifemera should never automatically delete your original memories based solely on an AI decision. Suggestions are suggestions; the family keeps the final say over what stays.

Why organising beats storing

An unsorted library is a backup. A sorted one is an archive: something a grandchild can open in thirty years and actually follow.

AI helps. You decide.

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We're looking for a small group of families to help test Lifemera before public launch.

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