This is My Life

Every Moment Matters

Free · In‑App Purchases

Don't let someone else write your timeline. Add memories, share them with friends, build your family tree, and keep it all private. Add the moments that matter: a first day at school, a wedding, a trip, the day a child was born. Each moment holds a title, a date or date range, a place, a few words, and up to four photos. Your moments line up automatically on a beautiful timeline, grouped by decade, so your story reads from the beginning. • Timeline — every moment in order, by decade • Categories — organise moments into the chapters of your life • Family tree — add parents, partners, children and more, and see how everyone connects • Search — find any moment by meaning, not just keywords (on supported devices) • Ask Siri — get a quick answer about your story, or find a moment, right from Siri and Spotlight search (on supported devices) • Present — turn any part of your story into a full-screen slideshow, with music and transitions • Storybook — export your whole story as a printable PDF keepsake • Share cards — turn a moment into a beautiful card for Messages, Instagram, or anywhere Private by design. Your story lives on your device and syncs through your own private iCloud — we don't run servers that store your memories, and we can't read them. Siri and Spotlight access is off by default (but you can turn it on under Settings) and entirely on-device — you choose what's searchable, and anything marked Private is never included. Free to start. Capture your first moments and build your family tree at no cost. Unlock Premium once to remove the limits: unlimited moments, an unlimited family tree, and up to four photos per moment.

  • 5.0
    out of 5
    1 Ratings

This one is quite a big bump! Moments can now be placed on a map Add a photo and the location fills in from the photo itself, if it has one. Start typing a place and you'll get suggestions, so a moment is pinned to a real location rather than just text. Moment details now show a map below the photos — tap it for a full map you can pan and zoom, and drag the pin if it isn't quite in the right spot. A bigger family tree Great-grandparents and great-grandchildren now appear, taking the tree to seven generations. The tree sizes itself to what's on screen — a small family draws large and clear, a deep one stays legible — and spreads sideways to use the full width. Pinch to zoom and faint arrows show which way to drag for more. Tapping someone re-centres the tree on them. Adding family is clearer too: one field places a person in the tree (parent, child, partner or sibling), and a separate one is simply how you describe them in lists — aunt, cousin, grandparent, whatever fits. A new look for Present Mode Presentations now open on a redesigned keepsake card and finish on a matching closing card, with four cover styles to choose from: Antique Gold, Forest & Brass, Oxblood & Silver, and Midnight & Rose Gold. Captions show the month and year of each moment, and presentations move at a quicker default pace. A quicker start Setting up is three screens instead of four, and the app now looks for an existing story in iCloud before anything else — if it finds one, you go straight in. Signing in with Apple is optional: skip it and sign in later from Settings whenever you like. New installs can also restore from a backup file directly, without waiting on iCloud. Sharing Photos to the app You can now choose the category when sharing a photo from the Photos App. If a photo hasn't finished downloading from iCloud yet, the share screen tells you instead of appearing to do nothing. And if you keep more than one story on your device, a shared photo is filed into whichever story was open when you shared it. Also fixed Siri and Spotlight could answer using a story you had switched away from. Photos could stay as placeholders after switching or restoring a story, until you reopened the app. Backups now keep private moments, photos excluded from presentations, and map locations. Location suggestions no longer hide behind the keyboard, and tapping anywhere on a suggestion selects it. Present Mode's opening card no longer gets cut off in landscape. On iPad: a taller map on moment details, the timeline sidebar stays put when you open a moment with photos, and long-pressing a card no longer opens the neighbouring card's menu. Family tree labels no longer overlap in the PDF storybook.

The developer, Brian O'Riordan, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .

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    The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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    Seller
    • Brian O'Riordan
    Size
    • 8.9 MB
    Category
    • Lifestyle
    Compatibility
    Requires iOS 26.2 or later.
    • iPhone
      Requires iOS 26.2 or later.
    • iPad
      Requires iPadOS 26.2 or later.
    Languages
    • English
    Age Rating
    13+
    • 13+
    • Contains
      User-Generated Content
      Social Media
    In-App Purchases
    Yes
    Copyright
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