The private journal for your child’s growing up
Mamori is a baby and kids journal app for iPhone. One sentence, one photo or a spoken memory is enough. Everything is end-to-end encrypted and shared only with the family you choose.
Coming soon to the App Store
Launching first in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, in German and English.
Small moments, kept for later
The first laugh, a funny sentence at breakfast, an ordinary Tuesday. Mamori keeps these moments in one calm place, from birth to the 18th birthday and beyond, with a separate journal for each child.
Write, speak or snap
Add text, photos, short videos and voice notes. Dictation is recognised on your iPhone, not in the cloud.
By day, week or month
Note a single day or sum up a whole month. Adding memories later is completely normal.
Look-backs and collages
Mamori turns your entries into monthly, birthday and yearly look-backs and photo collages you can save.
No pressure
No streaks, no writing prompts, no guilt about gaps. Mamori never invents or rewrites your memories.
Private by design
Photos of your children do not belong on a public feed. In Mamori, entries are end-to-end encrypted on your device before they are stored.
- Only you and the people you invite can open your entries.
- Mamori has no master key. We cannot read your texts or see your photos.
- Encrypted data is stored on servers in the European Union.
- New entries are private by default. Sharing is always a deliberate choice.
- No advertising in the app.
A family circle you control
Invite the other parent, grandparents, godparents, aunts and uncles. For each person you decide whether they can simply view the memories you share or add their own. Everyone edits only their own entries.
A thoughtful gift for new parents
Looking for a baby shower gift, a present for a newborn or something meaningful for a new mum? Clothes are outgrown in weeks. A memory journal grows with the child, and the whole family can be part of it.
Gift cards for Mamori are in preparation. Until they are available, a kind way to give Mamori is simply to tell new parents about it.
Plans
Try Mamori free for 14 days, without entering payment details. Both plans offer the same quality and the same designs.
Mamori
€2.99 per month · €29.99 per year
- 15 GB storage
- 60 photos and 30 videos per month
- 5 family members included
Mamori Plus
€5.99 per month · €59.99 per year
- 50 GB storage
- 300 photos and 90 videos per month
- 20 family members included
Prices for Germany, including VAT. Prices can differ in other countries. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled.
Questions and answers
What is Mamori?
Mamori is a private memory journal app for your child's growing up. You keep words, photos, short videos and voice notes, separately for each child, and Mamori turns them into monthly, birthday and yearly look-backs. Everything is end-to-end encrypted.
Is Mamori private? Who can see my child's photos?
Entries are end-to-end encrypted on your device before they are stored. Only you and the family members you invite can open them. Mamori has no master key and cannot read your texts or see your photos. New entries are private by default; sharing is always your decision.
Is Mamori a good gift for a baby shower or for new parents?
A memory journal is a gift that grows with the child: parents add a sentence or a photo when they have a moment, and grandparents, godparents, aunts and uncles can be invited to follow along. Gift cards for Mamori are in preparation and are not available yet.
When and where will Mamori be available?
Mamori is launching first as an iPhone app in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, in German and English. An Android app and a web app are planned to follow.
How much does Mamori cost?
In Germany, Mamori costs €2.99 per month or €29.99 per year. Mamori Plus, with more storage and more family members, costs €5.99 per month or €59.99 per year. You can try Mamori free for 14 days without entering payment details. Prices can differ in other countries.
Can grandparents and other family members take part?
Yes. You can invite family members to a child's journal and decide for each person whether they may only view shared memories or also add their own. Nothing is shared unless you choose to share it.