Although you logically know that not every picture is worth keeping, you can’t bring yourself to permanently delete a piece of a memory you’re afraid to lose forever. You don’t know which ones you’ll enjoy the most looking back with your loved ones in the years to come. The pressure to choose which memories to save for generations makes this a bigger task than you have time for.

You barely have a moment to breathe in between all of the hustle and bustle of life that you’re living. So, you ignore it. Until a memory pops up on your phone and you’re reminded (yet again) of the urgency. That time is passing before your eyes. 

It’s clear that what you need is a free babysitter and a solid week or more to yourself.

I can’t give you that. But I can give you the next best thing:

But they’re tough to get to through when they're buried in between the 2500 photo bursts your 3 year old has taken over the last 10 days. 

Every time you go into your camera roll to try and sort it out, you end up in a rabbit hole of memories and random screenshots and you have to close out before you really even do anything.

There are just so many pictures that lay out your family’s life so far.

You know these moments escape faster than you can capture them sometimes. 
So the ones you do capture mean even more to you. 
And you want others to feel those moments, too.

It’s not just the moments you’ve lived. It’s also about the moments that came before you. 

As the Memory Keeper, you know the power and presence that comes from a single moment in time.