Keep a little of today

A private diary for photos, video and voice notesSomeone sent you a Memilu postcard

A few words, a favourite photo, your child’s laugh. Keep the things you’ll want to remember. When you feel like sharing, turn your day’s entries into a postcard for someone you love.

Start your own diary in Memilu. Capture moments from your day with photos and voice notes, and share postcards with the people you love.

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  • Start without signing up
  • Works offline
  • No ads or social feeds
24OctoberSaturday

Sophie’s first trip to the seaside. She ran straight towards the waves.

Family

Baked bread using Grandma’s recipe. A little lopsided, but so good.

0:42

Dad tells us how he met Mum

There’s more to a day than its photos

The photo shows the sea. It doesn’t capture those first steps on the sand, the funny thing someone said, or Dad’s story. Memilu keeps your words, photos, video, voice notes and files together by date. Come back in a year and remember a little more.

Photos in your galleryYou have the photo. What was the story?
Messages in your chatsVoice and video messages get buried
Details in your memoryThe little things you’re sure you won’t forget
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A day in MemiluA seaside photo, homemade bread and Dad’s story — together, with a date and tags

Keep it your way

You don’t need to fill a page. Sometimes a photo or a few words are enough to bring a day back.

Text

A thought, a funny quote or the story of your day. Jot it down now and add more later.

Photos

Take a photo or choose one from your gallery. Add a few words to keep the story with it.

Voice notes

Rather talk than type? Record a voice note, a child’s laugh or a story from someone you love.

Videos and video messages

Save a short clip or record a round video message — little moments worth watching again.

Files

Tickets, drawings and documents, kept with your entry for that day.

Calendar and search

Find a day in the calendar, or search your entries by words, tags and date.

Send a little of your day

Grandma’s first glimpse of those tiny steps. A day from your trip for a friend back home. They can open your postcard without installing Memilu.

  1. Choose what to share

    Your whole day or just a few favourite moments. Add your name or nickname to the postcard.

  2. Send it via WhatsApp or Telegram

    Your text, photos, voice notes and videos travel together in one postcard file.

  3. Give them a memory to keep

    They can open the postcard in a browser and save its entries to their own Memilu diary, without signing up.

Your diary. Your choice.

Memilu isn’t a social network. There are no followers, likes or ads. You decide what to share with the people you love.

Stored on your device

Start without an account. Once you’ve opened Memilu, you can write and read your diary offline.

Encrypted cloud sync

Turn on cloud sync if you’d like. Entries are encrypted on your device before upload, so Memilu cannot read them.

Your whole diary in one file

Download a backup of all your entries and attachments. Add a password if you want extra protection.

For everyday life and days to remember

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When loved ones live far away

12 March

Those first steps will make Grandma’s day, however far away she lives. Send the video and a little voice note in one postcard.

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Baby journal

3 June

First words, new discoveries and things they say that make you laugh. Keep them by date, so you can look back and remember when.

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Travel diary

18 August

Photos, notes and tickets in one place. Add entries offline while you’re away, then send a postcard when you have a connection.

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A minute for yourself

31 December

One photo, one thought before bed. Little by little, your entries become the story of your year.

Questions about Memilu

Have another question? Write to [email protected].

Can I keep a diary without signing up?

Yes. You can create and read entries in Memilu without an account. They’re stored on your device. You only need an account if you want encrypted cloud sync and access on several devices.

Where does Memilu store my entries?

Entries and attachments are stored on your device, in your browser or the app’s storage. If you turn on cloud sync, an encrypted copy is stored in the cloud and your entries update across connected devices.

Can Memilu read my diary?

Your cloud copy is encrypted on your device before upload. Memilu does not have the key needed to read its contents. Postcard files are not encrypted: anyone with the file can read them. Share them only with the people you choose.

How do I open a Memilu postcard?

A postcard is a file containing selected entries, photos, voice notes and videos. Open it in a browser on your phone or computer, without installing Memilu. A button in the postcard lets you save the entries to your own diary.

Does the diary work offline?

Yes. Once you’ve opened Memilu, you can create and read entries without an internet connection. If cloud sync is on, your changes sync when you’re back online.

Which devices can I use Memilu on?

On Android, get Memilu on Google Play. On iPhone and iPad, open the site in Safari and add it to your Home Screen. On a computer, use Chrome or Edge; you can also install Memilu as an app if your browser supports it.

How do I move my diary to a new phone?

If cloud sync is on, sign in to the same account on your new phone. Unlock your entries using fingerprint or Face ID sign-in you’ve already set up, a QR code from your old device, or your recovery code. You can also move without the cloud: save a backup file and import it on the new device.

Does Memilu have ads or a social feed?

No. Memilu has no ads, followers, likes or feed of other people’s posts. It’s your personal diary. You can choose entries to share as a postcard.

Your diary, close at hand

Android

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iPhone and iPad

  1. Open memilu.com in Safari
  2. Tap Share
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen

Computer

  1. Open memilu.com in Chrome or Edge
  2. If an install icon appears in the address bar, click it

Start with one moment

What made you smile today?