remembr is a small studio building one thing well: a screen-free keepsake that captures the year you actually lived, on paper, with no homework.
We grew up with shoeboxes of photos in our parents’ closets. Our own photos live in a cloud we’ll never open. That asymmetry bothered us, so we built a way to bring them into the world without asking anyone to do more.
remembr runs quietly on your phone, picks the keepers, lays them out, and ships a real hardcover book to your door every season. There’s nothing to do, and nothing to maintain.
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 start in the US; Europe is next.
We’re a tiny team building one thing carefully. There’s Liv, who started this because she couldn’t print a single photo for her grandma. Dev, who wrote the on-device scorer. And a rotating cast of friends who help with covers, type-setting, packaging and the inbox.
Sometimes. Not right now. When we open roles we’ll post them on the contact page.
The web has enough places to scroll. We wanted to make something to hold.
$1 holds your spot in the launch run and locks in 50% off the first book.