She's here! Lily Rose, 7 lb 2 oz, named after her great-grandma.
One app for the whole family, grandparents, cousins and in-laws included. Share the news, plan the get-togethers, and keep every memory in one place.




PriyaAdded 12 photos of baby Lily
Danny10 minutes away from Rose's
Grandma Rose turns 8411 people signed her card
News gets lostIt lives in six group chats, and Grandpa isn't in any of them. He hears about the baby three weeks late.
One person carries it allSomeone always ends up making every call, planning every holiday, and driving to every appointment.
Get-togethers fall apartFifty texts to pick a date, three people bring potato salad, and nobody remembered to pick up Aunt June.
The app turns your family's photos into short films: this day five years ago, every Thanksgiving together, Lily's first year. And you can write a letter today that opens on a grandchild's 18th birthday.



Your phone's family features were built for one household. Familiar Faces is built for all of them: both sides, every branch, and the cousins you only see at weddings.
Post a photo or a bit of news, and it reaches the whole family the way each person likes to get it. Nobody has to be on social media, and nobody gets forgotten off a group chat.
She's here! Lily Rose, 7 lb 2 oz, named after her great-grandma.
Priya: She's here! Lily Rose, 7 lb 2 oz…
The Family PostWelcome, Lily Rose! Photos on page 2.
Share a simple weekly plan for Grandma, a new mom, or anyone going through a hard stretch. Each person picks a day, so she has someone every day and nobody carries it alone.
Priya calls after dinnerCall
Danny drives her to the eye doctorRide
Uncle Walt brings groceriesVisitRose gets a text each morning saying who's coming.
From Sunday dinner to the big reunion. Pick a date everyone can make, see who's coming, and split up the food and the driving, without fifty texts.



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Birthdays, anniversaries, a first day of school, a hard anniversary. You get a heads-up with time to spare, and one tap to send something that means more than a like.
Add a few faces, send one invite link, and everyone joins free. Grandparents can follow along by text.
One noisy group chat becomes tidy threads: just your household, Mom's side, the cousins, or the whole family. Everyone is in the right ones automatically, because the app knows how you're related.

RoseWho's coming early to help with the turkey?

DannyI'll be there at 10. Bringing the big roasting pan.
Same. I'll pick up Aunt June on the way.

Walt, by textSave me a drumstick.
On the day of a get-together, see who's on their way right on your Lock Screen. After a long drive or a flight, everyone gets a quiet "home safe" with one tap. No location sharing all day, just the moments that matter.
Everyone keeps a wish list, so gifts are something they actually want. You can see what's been bought, but they can't. In December, draw names for the whole family in one tap, with spouses kept apart.
Rose
Danny$40 limit. Gifts open Christmas Eve at Priya's.
Allergies, medications, doctors and who to call, ready for the people who need it.
Danny
PriyaBig faces, one tap to call. Set it up on Grandpa's phone and he never has to find the app.
Save Grandma's recipes with a photo of the original card in her handwriting.
Packing lists, the reunion to-do, what the cabin needs. Anyone can add, anyone can check off.
The next birthdays and get-togethers, right on your Home Screen.
A short recap of the family's week, for anyone who doesn't check the app every day.
Addresses, phone numbers and birthdays, kept up to date by each person themselves.
Add people as you go and the tree draws itself. Great for the kids, and for in-laws.
Tap any two people to see exactly how they connect. Second cousin once removed, explained.
Ask Grandpa a question. He answers out loud, and the family keeps his voice forever.
Every gathering's photos in one place, with faces tagged so you can find them later.
Every household's address in one list. Print labels or export them in a tap.

Most family apps quietly leave out the people who'd love them most. We designed for them first.
You may have noticed there was no cookie banner. That's because we don't track you. We make money one way: families who choose to pay for more.
Everything that brings people together is free, forever. Pay only if you want unlimited photos and stories.
For every family, as big as it gets
$0
Forever
For one side of the family, like Mom's side
$69$99
Per year, or $11.99 a month
Every branch, every side
$179$249
Per year, or $27.99 a month
Founding families keep their price for good. For comparison, StoryWorth charges $99 a year for one storyteller. $179 across 30 relatives is about $6 each.
No. Anyone can follow along by text message or email, and grandparents can get a printed paper in the mail. Only the people who want the app need it.
One person can pay for a branch or the whole family, and everyone it covers gets the upgrade. Most families never need to pay at all.
Not at all. A family of four looking after one grandparent gets just as much out of the care rota and the shared feed as a reunion of eighty.
Only the family members you invite. Nothing is public, nothing is used for ads, and you can download or delete everything at any time.
iPhone first. Android is next. Family members on Android can already follow along by text or email.




It takes five minutes to set up, and it's free for everyone you invite.
Download for iPhone