FaMeLite Media · Your shared story
Wonderfully complicated families.
Beautifully simple sharing.
One family can mean many circles. Keep photos and videos close to the people who belong: share the same memory across multiple groups, give it a different story in each, and enjoy it together — without an algorithmic feed.
Your groups. Your memories. Your story to share.
A story that keeps unfolding
Find the moment you're thinking of.
Wander through a gallery, revisit a year, or follow a collection of moments. The little things are easier to find when they belong together.
The people behind the picture
Remember who was there.
Add people and a little context to a memory. Helpful suggestions can make familiar faces easier to spot; you decide what belongs.
One family. Different circles.
Wonderfully complicated. Connected on your terms.
Grandparents, siblings, partners, children and in-laws: a family is rarely just one circle. Share a memory with the wider family, your household, or both — without sharing every moment with everyone. Each group's admin chooses who to invite. Follow Maya's fictional family below.
Illustrative relationship map · 13 in the Vale Family group · wider in-law households are possible invites to each child's group, not members of Vale Family · all names are fictional
The close family circle. It stays at 13 in this example.
8 registered adults with email · 5 children without emailMaya, Alex, Finn, Ivy, Elena and Tomas, plus Alex's wider family invited in this example.
Iris, Noel, Cleo, Morgan, Bea & Kit · 8 adults and 4 childrenNina's household and grandparents. Jordan's wider family may be invited too.
Jordan's parents, sibling and their household · admin decidesOwen's household and grandparents. Taylor's wider family may be invited too.
Taylor's parents, sibling and their household · admin decidesReal families are wonderfully complicated. Your sharing doesn't have to be. In this example, Vale Family is a 13-member circle, while Maya's Home includes 12 people from both sides of her household. Elena and Tomas belong to both; Nina belongs to Vale Family, and Morgan belongs to Maya's Home. The same people can appear in several groups without making every group the same.
One memory, different circles
The same photo can belong to several groups—and tell a slightly different story in each.
These are two separate group views, compared here. Elena and Tomas are tagged in both groups. Vale Family also tags Nina; Maya's Home also tags Morgan. Each view shows only its group's tags, descriptions, likes and comments; events and places belong to that group too.
For people who belong to both groups, people-tag sync is a choice, not a requirement. Verified adults choose for themselves; a shared verified proxy chooses for children or guests. When both linked groups opt in, their people tags can stay in sync. Leave sync off, as shown here, to keep the tags separate. Memberships don't depend on sync.
A few favorites, all together
Gather memories. Press play.
Bring favorite moments into an album, then enjoy them as a slideshow whenever everyone is together.
The little details matter
Keep the story with the photo.
A name for a place, a detail you might forget, or the story everyone tells again: add a few words so the meaning stays close.
A story that stays yours
The people make the memories.
Keep the moments close to the people who were there. Browse your group's timeline, gather favourites in an album, and download a portable ZIP backup whenever you need one.