Social memory app for India where friends and family share moments in private circles
Stage
Not given
Startup
Founded
Not given
2026
Based in
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IN
Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free plan: €0/month with 3 social accounts and 30 posts per month. Starter: €6/month (founding price, normally €9/month) with 2 workspaces, 10 social accounts per workspace, and 300 posts per month. Pro: €12/month (founding price, normally €19/month) with 5 workspaces, 20 social accounts per workspa
Free tier includes Circles, Events, adding photos, voice notes, voice replies, and reactions on photos. No credit card required.
Key features
Schedule posts across eight social networks
Tailor copy for each network
Automatic retries and failure alerts
Support for images and video
Separate workspaces for brands and clients
Team collaboration with granular permissions
Publish now or schedule ahead
Private invite-only Circles for families and friend groups
Events inside Circles to organize moments by occasion
Full-resolution photo uploads with voice notes
Hinglish AI search across photos and moments
Chronological timeline with no algorithm ranking
Voice replies and heart reactions on photos
Face grouping with AI recognition
Support for Hinglish, Marathi, and English languages
Admin controls for Circles with invite and permission management
Photographer gallery tool with branded delivery and guest QR upload
What makes it different
Unified dashboard for eight networks eliminates tab-hopping
Founding pricing locked for life while subscribed
Supports emerging platforms alongside traditional networks
No separate per-channel fees
First social memory app category built for shared moments versus solo backup or social media
Privacy-first design with no ads, no algorithm, no data selling, and India-hosted accounts
Built for Indian families with Hinglish AI, festival awareness, and multi-generational support
Collaborative photo sharing where any Circle member can upload and contribute
Completely free to download and use with no credit card or paywalls
Donivo
Memoria