Bring all your photos together in one place

Why photo libraries become fragmented

Nobody chooses fragmentation. It accumulates: a new phone, a shared holiday album, a laptop that was replaced, a camera card that was copied once and never again.

• iPhone and Android photo libraries
• PC and Mac folders
• Google Photos, iCloud and OneDrive accounts
• External drives, memory cards and scanned prints

What Lifemera supports today

Lifemera is in private beta. Direct connections to third-party services are part of what we are developing, and we do not claim that every integration above is available yet.

Our goal is to make gathering from the most common sources straightforward. Until an integration is actually released, we will say so plainly rather than imply it exists.

Start by bringing memories together

Begin with the largest source rather than the oldest one. Most families find that a single phone library and one cloud account already cover the majority of the last decade.

Keep the original files

Whatever tool you use, the original file should survive the process. Enhanced or edited versions belong alongside the original, never in place of it.

Organise instead of simply storing

Once the material is in one place, the work shifts from moving files to making them findable — by time, by people, by event.

Make memories accessible to the family

A gathered library is also easier to share. One place to look means older relatives can take part without learning four different apps.