We missed printed photos.

The short version

Most photos end up in a camera roll nobody scrolls back through. remembr is a way to get some of them onto paper without asking anyone to do more.

The iPhone app picks the keepers on your phone, lays them out, and, once you order it, has a real printed book posted to your door. A plan covers one book each season, which you review and order in the app, or order a single book whenever you like.

Our promises

• Most of the work happens on your phone. Scoring runs on-device. We never upload your library in bulk. After you agree in the app, copies of a small shortlist of likely keepers, and the text of your book, go through our backend to Anthropic for layout and caption fine-tuning; everything else stays put. You agree to that step before your first book, and a book can’t be made without it.
• Few engagement tricks. No streaks and no daily app to open. The app does send notifications: reminders about a book you are waiting on, nudges when you have not made a book for a while, and one nudge in your first 48 hours. They are on by default, and the Nudges and reminder switches in the app turn them off.
• Human support. Real replies from a person, usually within a day.
• Honest pricing. Every price is all-in with shipping included. Buy a single book, or subscribe and have one arrive on a schedule. Cancel any time.
• Make it well. A real printed book, softcover or hardcover, printed and shipped through Gelato, our print-on-demand partner, with production close to you.

How we print

We don’t run our own press. We work with Gelato, a print-on-demand partner with regional production around the world, so your book is made close to you and the carbon cost of shipping stays low. We open new regions as their production comes online for our formats.

Who makes it

remembr is made by Albert and operated by Feldt Holding ApS, CVR 14274995, Martinsvej 5, st., 1926 Frederiksberg C, Denmark. Support goes to hello@remembr.dk, and a person reads it.

Get in touch

Questions, ideas, a problem with a book: the contact page has the right inbox.

The web has enough places to scroll. We wanted to make something to hold.