Parent Memories LLC

Record short video messages for the people you love — a private timeline they can watch now, or receive later, when it matters most. Parent Memories is a video journal built for one purpose: making sure your voice reaches your family, no matter what. Record everyday moments, stories, and the things you want remembered. Share them today with the people you choose, set some aside for future birthdays and anniversaries, or record a message meant for one person only — nobody else will see it, or even know it exists. And if something ever happens to you, a quiet check-in timer makes sure everything reaches the person you trust. RECORD IN MOMENTS • Video or audio-only, up to ten minutes • A self-timer so you can be in the frame • Add older videos from your library — they land on the right day automatically A TIMELINE, NOT A FEED • Every memory in one private place — list, journey, and calendar views • Chapters that tell your story in order • Nothing public, no likes, no algorithm SHARE ON YOUR TERMS • Invite the people you choose; they can watch, leave a heart, or write a note • Record something for one person only — private to them, invisible to everyone else • Deliver a video on a future date — an 18th birthday, a wedding morning BUILT FOR THE LONG RUN • A check-in timer (30, 60, or 90 days) hands your timeline to your trusted person only if you stop checking in — with warnings and a final window first • Your trusted person can never see anything early. Not ever. • Every video is individually encrypted on our servers • Download everything, any time Parent Memories is for adults 18 and older. Made by a parent, after a hard drive crash erased years of videos recorded for his kids. Nothing like that should be lost again. Optional subscriptions (Standard, Premium) renew monthly and can be managed or cancelled in your Apple ID settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Terms of Service: https://www.parentmemories.com/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://www.parentmemories.com/privacy.html