Turn thousands of photos and videos into a documentary about your life. Windows v46 includes local media import, AI-assisted scene selection, chapter planning, storyboard editing, rendering, narration and export workflows that have been tested by the developer. Results vary with media and installed dependencies. You approve what belongs in the story. Start with media already on your computer—no iPhone or iCloud account required.
Proposed one-time launch pricing for Memory Studio. These are not current purchase offers. Final features, platform availability, and pricing will be confirmed before sales open.
Windows v46 status: The development beta passed targeted Windows workflow checks for media import and film editing, including media import, scene selection, chapters, rendering, narration and export. These are initial beta checks, not independent certification or a guarantee for every computer. Optional AI models, FFmpeg and other local dependencies may be needed. Paid license enforcement, automatic streaming publication and released mobile apps are not available.
For individuals who want to preserve and organize their memories.
For documenting family stories and passing them on.
For memoir creators, filmmakers, and documentary storytellers.
Development and billing note: All prices and paid-edition feature assignments are proposals only. No public payments are accepted; sandbox licensing and edition restrictions are undergoing testing. Windows v45 is a local development beta with explainable Story Picks and optional on-device BLIP/CLIP visual models; movie production, narration, subtitles and exports depend on local components and continued testing. The older guided-interview and WebM prototype is a separate workflow, not a substitute for the v45 documentary editor. Cloud/API AI features, where available, can require user-supplied credentials and separate costs; Quick Scene Ranking does not. Mac and iOS development builds have compiled but are not released, and Android remains a source beta. Full cross-platform syncing, collaborative family accounts and automatic streaming publication are not available. Free Windows beta copies are arranged manually by email, not through automatic licensing.
Explore your photographs and videos in chronological order.
Record the stories, emotions, and people behind each moment.
Build a meaningful, searchable history for future generations.
Explore beta soundtrack and export tools. Streaming submissions require separate distributor approval and are not automatic.
Think of your life as a movie, with places you've been, people you've loved, challenges you've faced and moments you're proud of. Memory Studio is being built to help you turn those memories into a personal documentary you can watch, share and pass down.
Bring photos and videos together, browse them by date, and rediscover the trips, celebrations and milestones you may have forgotten.
Rank and review scene suggestions, organize your story into chapters, and refine the sequence in an editable storyboard. You decide which memories belong.
Find free-music sources, bring in songs you have permission to use, and choose moods for different parts of your story—from uplifting adventures to reflective moments.
Record the stories behind the pictures, keep memorable sounds from your videos and use spoken moments to make your documentary feel personal.
Use embedded or corrected capture dates and available GPS information to connect memories across years and places. Optional city lookup sends coordinates to an online location service.
Work from selected local files and keep your original photos and videos untouched. Save your story project separately so you can keep improving it.
Windows v45 development beta: the developer reports the end-to-end movie workflow is working; scene ranking and chapter suggestions are available; optional BLIP/CLIP visual models require a separate on-device download. Story Picks is an editorial aid, not proof that a moment is personally significant. Movie production still requires review, installed dependencies and testing. The music library is a demo, not a licensed commercial soundtrack catalog.
Memory Studio now goes beyond sorting by date. Analyze a batch of photos and videos, compare scene candidates, highlight possible repeats, and build a more varied account of your life. Review every suggestion before adding it to your movie timeline.
An example of explanatory fields—not a screenshot or a real recommendation from a user's library.
Choose Balanced Story, Life Story Coverage or Best Visuals. Recommendation priorities are editorial rankings—not predictions of emotional importance.
Explore your entire life, travel, friends and family, career, milestones, everyday life, or adventures and interests. A focus changes ranking, never hides the rest of the library.
Use image-quality signals and up to five video sample points to help surface a useful opening moment. Original files are not edited.
Warn about possible near-duplicates within plausible events and seek coverage across different years. Every alternative stays available for review.
See reasons and possible chapter hints, then add individual scenes—or explicitly approve up to 30 recommended picks at once. No silent timeline changes.
Install BLIP descriptions or CLIP categories for additional visual context. Quick local ranking works without a model download; any generated labels can be wrong.
Whether your pictures live on your phone, in iCloud, on your computer or on a drive, here's the simplest way to get them ready for Memory Studio.
On an iPhone, choose photos from your photo library. For a large iCloud collection, download originals to your computer first or use iCloud for Windows, then open them in the Windows beta.
How to download iCloud photosKeep your pictures where they are. The Windows beta lets you choose local folders, including photos synced from iCloud for Windows. Mac support is in development.
Request Windows betaMove photos and videos from your Android phone to a computer, then select that folder in the Windows beta. Native Android support is in development.
Get release updatesHave old family pictures on an external drive or camera card? Connect it to your Windows computer and choose that folder in the beta.
Request Windows betaChoose photos or videos on this device to preview a file count. This does not upload, store, analyze or import them into Memory Studio.
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About Apple sign-in: Signing in with Apple and accessing iCloud Photos are different things. Memory Studio does not currently offer Apple account sign-in or direct website access to an entire iCloud library. Never enter your Apple password into a Memory Studio form. Apple account sign-in may be added after secure account services are ready.
Explore the current local Windows toolset, including Story Picks recommendations and earlier documentary-production modules retained in this build. Features are in development; this is not yet a fully tested commercial installer or automatic streaming publication service.
Work with selected computer folders, USB/SD card transfers and iCloud Photos already downloaded to Windows. No Apple account sign-in is required inside Memory Studio.
Read embedded capture metadata when available and correct dates or locations. A separate optional online lookup resolves GPS coordinates to nearby city names.
Rank candidates, preview stronger video moments, spot likely repeats and suggest chapter directions. Every photograph and video remains reviewable; nothing is approved automatically.
Optionally install BLIP or CLIP to produce local image descriptions or category hints. The non-model quick-ranking mode requires no AI installation.
Build proposed life chapters, generate suggested titles and transitions, and organize approved moments into a narrative you can change.
Review your movie storyboard, rearrange scenes and adjust the first cut while retaining creative control. Edits and previews are part of the Windows beta.
Use narration workflows after rendering so you know what you want to say. Subtitle and transcription tooling depends on installed optional components and review.
Bring your own permitted music into the local audio workflow, review mood-based suggestions, and adjust soundtrack and narration levels.
Explore beta movie artwork, trailer, credit and video-export tools, then prepare distribution metadata and rights documents for possible submission.
Scene ranking and editorial selection work from referenced local media rather than deleting or overwriting your original photographs and videos.
Choose local media, approve Story Picks, build chapters, refine the storyboard, render and narrate your movie, and prepare sharing or distribution materials. The finished documentary still needs human review, rights clearance and export testing.
We're expanding Memory Studio beyond iCloud. The new Windows universal-import beta accepts user-selected local media, and a native Android source beta is underway alongside our Apple apps. You won't need an iCloud account to bring in local photos and videos.
Choose local folders, USB drives, SD cards, and photos transferred from Android. Locally synced iCloud Photos remains an option—not a requirement.
Local import beta implementedThe Mac app successfully compiles using GitHub's Apple build machines. Device testing, signing, and release preparation remain ahead.
Build verified · Not releasedThe iOS Simulator app compiles successfully. Apple Photos selection and portable project export are in beta source; TestFlight and real-device testing are still needed.
Build verified · Not releasedEarly native Android source supports user-selected photos and videos, memory notes, and project ZIP import/export. An installable APK and phone testing are still pending.
Source prototype · Not releasedWe're developing a shared project format and a manual converter for Android ZIP and Apple .memoryproject packages. Direct opening on every platform and automatic cross-device synchronization are not available yet. Keep backups: portable project packages can contain sensitive, unencrypted media.
Ask about platform beta access →Memory Studio now has native SwiftUI projects for macOS and iOS/iPadOS. Both targets have successfully compiled on GitHub-hosted Apple build machines—our first verified Apple compatibility milestone.
Native macOS target successfully compiled in Xcode on GitHub Actions.
✓ Compilation verifiedNative iOS Simulator target successfully compiled in Xcode on GitHub Actions.
✓ Compilation verifiedThe Apple beta supports portable project files with manual transfer through Files, iCloud Drive, or AirDrop. A separate Android ZIP converter is being developed; direct three-platform transfer and automatic live sync are not yet available.
Beta workflowReal-device testing, Apple signing, TestFlight distribution, and App Store review. A successful compile does not mean the apps are available to install yet. Apple versions are in development; no release date is announced.
Whether you're preserving your own journey, a family's history, or a client's documentary, Memory Studio starts with the memories you already have.
Revisit the moments that shaped you. Add your own voice to the story.
Capture the memories, names, and stories your family never wants to lose.
Organize source material and narrative notes for documentary projects.
On Windows, choose local folders, a USB or SD card, Android media transferred to your PC, or locally synced iCloud Photos. iCloud is optional and original media remains unchanged.
Analyze Story Picks, review quality and near-duplicate hints, and approve individual scenes or a batch. You decide which moments matter.
Build chapters, edit the storyboard, render a draft, then record your narration and prepare your finished movie for sharing. Review each stage before publishing.
Listen to six original instrumental demo cues hosted by Memory Studio, or get a simple chapter-by-chapter music suggestion. No outside music service or complicated audio mixer.
♪ Explore the Music LibraryPreview available now. Your music selection stays in this browser; it does not automatically sync with Windows v45 or create a licensed film soundtrack.
Choose for me → Preview → Use this soundtrack
Listen to all six tracksExplore the Windows v45 development beta before commercial launch. Import local media, try Story Picks recommendations, approve moments and explore the documentary storyboard and rendering tools. No purchase or credit card required.
This is a development beta, not a polished commercial trial. Initial Windows workflow checks have passed, but broad-device beta validation is still pending. Quick ranking is local; optional BLIP/CLIP models require separate installation, some older API-assisted features may require an API key and separate charges, and movie rendering requires FFmpeg. Keep full project and original-media backups.
We currently arrange beta access by email. There is no instant download or automatic activation yet.
✉ Request free trialMac, iPhone, iPad, and Android apps are not yet available for public trials.
“Photos show where we've been. Our voices tell the story of what it meant.”
Born from the challenge of documenting a real life through a massive personal photo and video archive.
Memory Studio now offers a continuous, local full-library analysis workflow for people with tens of thousands of photos and videos. Click once, let the software progress through automatic memory-bounded chunks, and return to review the strongest visual candidates across years. Original media stays untouched.
Automatically move through all indexed photos and videos, with a visible overall progress bar instead of manually starting each 200-file batch.
Save progress to the local project, resume after a restart, skip successful unchanged results, and retry failed files. The process can continue independently of the browser tab while Windows remains awake.
View up to 120 visually promising, date-spread candidates or browse analyzed pages. Only scenes explicitly approved by the user enter the movie timeline.
Quick scanning reads photo/video previews and ranks technical image quality; it does not understand personal significance. Optional separately installed local BLIP or CLIP models can add imperfect descriptions or categories. A simulated 63,870-item job completed the automatic progression test; a real 63,870-file Windows run and full end-to-end AI performance are not yet certified. Beta access by request; no public payments.
Request the Windows betaMemory Studio now prepares TV-compatible MP4 copies of your finished documentaries for USB or HDMI playback. You can also use Windows wireless display features with compatible hardware, or test temporary paired playback through a television browser on your trusted home network. Your family movie is not automatically uploaded to any public streaming service.
Create a separate H.264/AAC MP4 copy with a 720p or 1080p playback canvas. Original videos and finished renders remain untouched.
Copy and verify a private movie to a USB drive, or play it directly from your connected Windows computer. No streaming subscription is required.
An optional 30-minute local home-network session uses a PIN. This experimental HTTP connection is not encrypted; USB or HDMI is recommended for sensitive family footage.
Windows v45 is a development beta. The private TV workflow passed automated local MP4, USB-copy, and PIN-pairing tests, but has not been validated on every Windows PC, TV browser, Wi-Fi configuration or USB device. Miracast casting needs compatible devices. No native TV app or public OTT publishing integration is available yet.
Request the Windows betaMemory Studio v45 retains v44’s opt-in update-integrity checks and large-library indexing work, while adding local private TV playback. A signed Windows installer is being prepared; it is not available yet. The existing Windows beta still launches from the extracted development package, and purchases are not open.
The update checker refuses unsigned manifests and never downloads or runs software automatically. Publisher keys and the update feed have not yet been provisioned.
A generated collection of 50,000 small valid JPEGs indexed without reported errors in an internal benchmark. Real-device, large-video and full-resolution performance remain unverified.
Simulated checkout-to-license tests passed; real Stripe sandbox purchase, signed webhook, email delivery and desktop activation remain deployment prerequisites.
Start with a guided film plan, review a small chronological shortlist from your own photos and videos, approve exactly what belongs in the timeline, and narrate after you preview your rough cut. The suggested scenes are based on dates, not a claim that software understands the meaning of your memories.
Choose a title, story goal, audience and personal narration prompt. Your brief stays on your computer.
Quickly shortlist 6–24 moments spread over time. Review the candidates and add only the scenes you choose to your existing movie timeline.
Back up and verify timeline edits, story notes, databases and saved project narration. Original photos, videos and finished renders require a separate backup.
v45 is a development beta, not a signed retail installer. A 50,000-item metadata-only synthetic benchmark passed; real-world library indexing, Windows machine coverage and cinematic rendering performance are not yet certified. Public payments remain disabled.
Request the Windows betaLearn to organize a lifetime of media, plan your documentary and preserve family stories—without assuming AI knows what your memories mean.
Understand AI-assisted scene suggestions, human review and realistic beta capabilities.
Read the guideA step-by-step storytelling workflow from file backups to chapters, narration and exports.
Read the guideInterview prompts, timelines, family permissions and preservation tips.
Read the guideYes. Request the Windows v45 development beta by email at no charge. Copies are arranged manually; there is no automatic download or paid activation. Optional AI components or external API services may have separate installation or usage requirements.
The current beta includes three scene-ranking styles, seven story focuses, explainable reasons, potential duplicate warnings, better video previews, chapter hints and explicit individual or bulk approval. Ranking priorities are not predictions of personal importance, and all media stays available for manual review.
No. Quick Scene Ranking works locally with technical image, metadata and repetition rules. Optional on-device BLIP or CLIP models can add visual descriptions or category hints after separate installation. Those labels can be wrong and should be reviewed.
A Windows v45 development beta can be requested by email; it is not a finished commercial installer. Earlier prototype tools for guided interviews and audio mixing are not all integrated into the v45 interface. Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android releases remain in development.
No. Windows supports user-selected local folders, USB or SD storage, Android file transfers and downloaded iCloud Photos. The app does not sign into iCloud on your behalf.
Story Picks works with selected local files and does not automatically upload image or video frames for AI scene analysis. If you use nearest-city lookup, GPS coordinates are sent to an external online geocoding service. Optional older API-assisted features can transmit specific user-selected content after authorization; check their notices before use.
The Story Picks analysis and timeline approvals work with references to your local originals and are designed not to overwrite or delete them. Always keep a separate media and project backup while testing beta software.
A portable project format and manual conversion tools are in development. Directly opening every project across platforms and automatic synchronization are not available yet. Do not rely on an untested conversion as your only backup.
No. My Life, Family Legacy and Creator Studio are proposed one-time launch editions. No payments are accepted through this preview site, and sandbox license activation and edition restrictions exist in the v45 beta, but are not yet available as a commercially launched purchase flow.
No. The Windows beta can assist with movie exports and preparation of rights checklists and submission materials. Acceptance, delivery, rights clearance and publisher or distributor agreements are separate steps; no streaming-platform acceptance is guaranteed.
Not yet. The Windows beta includes experimental first cuts, chapters, storyboards, narration, music and export workflows. It requires human scene review and editing, suitable source media and separately installed dependencies such as FFmpeg. Full production validation and commercial mastering are still ahead.
Be among the first to hear about Memory Studio for Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android. Request a free Windows beta trial or contact us about Apple and Android release updates. Streaming and TV companies can explore our dedicated partnership proposal.
✉ Request early accessOpens your email app. For the free Windows beta trial, use the request link above; there is no charge, and access is arranged manually.