Photos stay where they are
Nothing is uploaded or copied. Your browser loads each photo straight from your library; we keep only an encrypted access key and a list of file identifiers.
A random memory from your photo library.
Full screen. Nothing else.
Sign in with the account you already use. No new password.
Flickr, Google Drive or OneDrive. Your own account, or any public Flickr gallery. Takes a minute.
A random photo fills the screen. A new one comes every few minutes, or whenever you ask.
Tap the photo to see what was taken just before and after. The whole afternoon comes back.
Nothing is uploaded or copied. Your browser loads each photo straight from your library; we keep only an encrypted access key and a list of file identifiers.
Install it on a tablet or in a TV browser. It runs full screen, keeps the display awake and shows the month the photo was taken.
Flickr with private photos, Google Drive and OneDrive folders, public Flickr galleries of anyone you like. More sources are on the way.
Turn on the Claude-powered filter and the frame quietly skips screenshots, scanned documents, receipts and memes. Previews are analysed on the fly and never stored.
Disconnect a library and its keys are gone that instant. Delete your account with one e-mail. The privacy policy fits on one screen.
Sign in, connect a library and let yourself be surprised.