Your family still has someone to ask.

A private album your family fills in: who, where, when, and the story. Every answer is signed.

Free to start. No apps or passwords for grandma. Your photos leave with you.

Free to startNo accounts for relativesOriginals never modifiedExport everything, anytime30-day money-back
A 1970s family party photo: five adults, a toddler, and a poodle by a brick fireplace with balloons

Who’s in this photo? When was it?

LLinda: New Year’s Eve 1972 at Aunt Sarah’s. That’s her in the green
MMark: Pretty sure it was 1973, the year they got the poodle
1972 · 1973. Two memories, both kept.Aunt Sarah: found in 11 more photos ✓

This is the album screen. Your photo, your family’s answers, every name kept. Names changed.

No apps to installNo passwords for relativesWorks ages 8 to 90Your originals, untouched30-day money-back guarantee

Every face, named by the family.

ShareView looks for the same face across your whole album and offers a name. Someone who was there confirms it, and no name is ever added by software alone.

“Nobody could name the wedding party. One Sunday with Grandma fixed that, forever.”

Linda · Kettering, OH · names changed

A 1948 wedding party photographed on a lawn. Four faces are gently circled and named: Aunt Sarah and Grandma Rose, named by Linda; Grandpa Joe and Uncle Lou, named by Mark. A fifth face is circled and marked to confirm, reading Uncle Sal?
An example album. The people and names are fictional.

While someone still remembers.

Genealogy forums repeat one sentence: ‘there was no one left to ask.’ Your family is not there yet. Start while the ones who know the names are still here.

“Mom says 1974. Uncle Mark swears it’s 1975. ShareView keeps both, with their names on them.”

Everyone remembers differently. Every memory stays.

  • Answers side by side. Never merged, never anonymous.
  • Different memories stay. They’re often the best story.
  • A weekly family letter if you want it. Off if not.

When was this taken?

LLinda: Thanksgiving 1974. Dad opened the André before the turkey was carved
MMark: No, 1975. My bike is in the garage behind them
Both answers kept, both credited. Nothing overwritten.

“I sat with Grandma, one photo at a time. She talked, I tapped. Two hours felt like ten minutes.”

Sit with someone. One question at a time.

  • One photo at a time, one plain question at a time, in letters big enough to read from the couch.
  • If typing is hard, they can answer by voice, in their own words.
  • Their stories join the album in their own words.

Sit with someone · with Grandma Rose

Who’s in this photo with you?

RRose: My Joe, the year we were married. That was our first kitchen
Rose talked, Linda tapped and saved it for her.

“I couldn’t remember the year or the town. I typed ‘the lake house summer’ and there it was.”

Search by what you remember.

  • Type what you remember, in your own words. The album finds the stories your family wrote about it, even when nobody used those exact words.
  • Every written answer and every note counts, in your family’s own words.
  • What you type is used only to find your photos, and is never saved.

You type: “the lake house summer”

RGrandma Rose: Every June at the lake house. That’s Joe on the dock
LUncle Lou: The cabin, summer of ’62. We fished till dark
Uncle Lou never wrote ‘lake house.’ His story still turned up.

“When it was done, the whole thing came home with me. Every photo knew its own story.”

It all comes home with you. Forever, on your own computer.

  • The names, dates, and stories are written into the photos themselves.
  • Opens on any computer or phone, in any photo app. No ShareView needed.
  • The full download is free on every plan, forever. Even if you never pay us.

Never ‘pay again to get your own photos back.’ Never a locked screen. It’s in our promises, in writing.

Grandma & Grandpa’s wedding · June 1948 · St. Louis

This photo now carries its story wherever it goes.

Download the whole album · 214 photos

Saved to your own computer ✓ yours forever, with or without us

How it works

1

Add your photos

Drag in a folder of scans, or pull them from your phone, Google Photos, or iCloud.

2

Invite the family

One tap from any email. No apps, no passwords, no accounts.

3

Watch the names arrive

They type or they just talk. Every answer lands signed, and one name finds every photo across the decades.

4

Keep it forever, anywhere

Names, dates, and stories are written into your files. Export free, any time.

Your photos stay yours.

Face matching runs only inside your family’s album. Nothing is sold, nothing trains AI, and your whole archive leaves with you any time, free.

Simple pricing, whole family included

Every plan includes unlimited answers (typed or spoken), face matching, search, and the full download.

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Starter

Free
no card needed
1 album100 photos5 contributors per album

Start free. See it work on your first photos.

Start free

Family

$99
per year
2 albums2,500 photos15 contributors per album

Faces, search, and the weekly family letter.

Start with Family

Legacy

$199
per year
10 albums10,000 photos25 contributors per album

Mom's side, Dad's side, each its own album.

Start with Legacy

Archive

$399
per year
99 albums50,000 photos50 contributors per album

The historian's plan: every branch and box.

Start with Archive

Give it to a parent: you set it up, they just answer. Start a gift →

Every plan is a flat yearly price that never rises while you stay subscribed.
Stop paying and your album stays, read-only, never deleted. Export stays free, forever.

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For museums, historical societies, and professional archives: custom capacity beyond 50,000 photos, many contributors, and terms written for organizations.

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What’s included, plan by plan
Starter
Free
no card needed
Family
$99
per year
Legacy
$199
per year
Archive
$399
per year
Photos1002,50010,00050,000
Albums121099
Relatives who can help, per album5152550
Finds the same face across the decadesYesYesYesYes
Search, spoken answers, the weekly family letterYesYesYesYes
Suggests when each photo was taken; your family confirmsYesYesYesYes
Phone, Google & iCloud importYesYesYesYes
Deleted something? 30 days to bring it backYesYesYesYes
Full download, stories includedFree, foreverFree, foreverFree, foreverFree, forever
The ShareView difference
ShareViewGoogle PhotosiCloud Shared AlbumThe shoebox
Who said what, with creditYes. Attributed, side by sideAuto-tags onlyUnattributed commentsOnly in someone’s memory
Grandma joins with just an emailYes. No app, no passwordGoogle account requiredApple device requiredOnly at Thanksgiving
Face matching across decadesYes. Private to your familyYes, in Google’s cloudOnly on your own deviceNo
Stories written into your photo filesYes. Written into the photo itselfA separate file most photo apps can’t readNoOn the back, in pencil
Your originals untouchedAlways. Byte for byteOptional compressionShared albums shrink photosFading in the box
Who can see your photosOnly the people you inviteYour Google account + sharesParticipants + AppleWhoever finds the box

Questions families actually ask

What happens to our photos if we stop paying?

Nothing bad. Your album goes read-only, and nothing is ever deleted for not paying. Every name, date, and story is already written into the photo files themselves, and the full-quality export stays free. Your photos and stories are never locked up.

Do my relatives need accounts or passwords?

No. You enter their email, they get a link, they tap it, and they're in. Every time. Their answers are saved under their own name automatically.

My relatives aren’t tech people. Can they really use it?

Yes. It was built for exactly that relative, with big buttons and plain words. No apps, no passwords - if she can open an email, she's in. And if typing is hard, she can answer by voice, in her own words.

What if two relatives remember it differently?

Both stay. Each answer is signed by the relative who gave it, and one never overwrites the other. If Grandma Rose remembers the lake house and Uncle Lou remembers the cabin, the photo keeps both versions. Nobody gets outvoted.

Is the face matching private?

Yes. It runs only inside your family’s album and never looks across families. When a face isn’t certain, it’s set aside for a person to confirm, never guessed. None of it is used to train anything.

Do you ever edit or change our original photos?

Never. Your uploads are stored byte-for-byte as they arrived. Web copies are made for fast viewing, and the export writes every name, date, and story into the copies you download. The picture itself is untouched.

Can relatives add their own photos?

Yes. Anyone you’ve invited can contribute photos. They arrive as “pending” and nothing appears to the family until you approve it. One tap approves them all, with an undo.

What kinds of photo files can I upload?

JPG, PNG, and iPhone HEIC. Big scans are fine. Originals are stored at full quality.

How do I reach a person if something goes wrong?

The contact page goes straight to us - a real person reads every message, usually the same day. Export help, billing questions, or reporting something that shouldn’t be in your family’s album all land in the same place.

I haven’t scanned anything yet. Where do I start?

You can start tonight without scanning a thing: photos already on your phone, in Google Photos, or in iCloud come in with one tap. For the prints, any scanning service or a phone scanning app works; we’re not affiliated with any of them. A folder of JPGs is two minutes from your family seeing it.

Can I give it to my mom or dad as a gift?

Yes. You pay, you do the setup, you upload the scans and invite the family. Your mom or dad just opens an email link into an album that is already filling up; no account, no password, no card on their side. If you’d rather the album be theirs outright, you can transfer ownership to them any time, and nothing is lost when you do.

Can I search for a story if I only remember a feeling of it?

Yes. Type it the way you remember it: ‘the lake house summer’ is plenty. The album looks through every answer and every note your family has written. It brings back the stories that mean the same thing, even when nobody used those exact words. It finds what your family has written down, so every new answer gives it more to find. What you type is used only to find your photos, and is never saved.

What is Sit with someone?

It’s for sitting next to the person who remembers, with one photo between you. Open your album and choose Sit with someone. The screen shows one photo and one plain question at a time, in big letters. They talk, you tap, and if typing is hard they can answer by voice, in their own words. Their stories join the album for the whole family to see.

A candid scan of a family Thanksgiving table in the 1970s

Start while someone still remembers.

The names are still in your family’s memory. Start with 20 photos tonight. Free, no card. Grandma needs only her email.

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