Tap. Remember.

Launching soon · Early access

Any souvenir can hold the whole story

A thin NFC sticker for the things you already keep — the fridge magnet, the poster, the framed photo, the ticket you never threw away. Tap it with your phone and the photos, videos and voice notes from that trip come straight back.

Early access for the first 500 people. No spam, one email when we ship.

Your fridge is already the family album. It just can't talk yet.

You kept the magnet from Lisbon, the print from that summer, the poster from the gig. The photos from those days are buried nine thousand pictures deep in your phone.

MemorLane is a thin NFC sticker you put on anything you already own. Link it once to an album or video. Anyone who walks past can hold their phone to it and be back there in a second.

Sticks to almost anything — magnets, posters, frames, prints, postcards, luggage
No applications to install for guests — it opens in the browser
Swap what a sticker points to any time, as often as you like

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One tap, start to finish.

Three simple steps

This is how it works

Peeling a MemorLane sticker off the sheet

Step one

1. Stick it on

Peel a MemorLane sticker and press it onto anything worth remembering — the magnet from Rome, the back of a framed photo, the corner of a poster, a concert ticket.

Tapping a MemorLane sticker on a keepsake to link a memory

Step two

2. Link the memory

Hold your phone to it once and drop in photos, a video, a playlist or a 20-second voice note about why that day was good. Takes a minute.

Phone showing a memory photo after tapping the sticker

Step three

3. Tap and relive

Anyone in the room holds their phone to it and the memory opens. No app, no login, no scrolling through a camera roll.

From our pilot testers

We gave 40 households a sheet of stickers. Here's what happened.

Marta S.Pilot tester · New York, NY

My kids tap the Iceland magnet almost every morning. They've watched that little video of the puffins about a hundred times. The photos were on my phone the whole time and nobody ever saw them.

Ben & AoifePilot testers · Brooklyn, NY

We put one behind our wedding photo with the speeches on it. Every guest who visits ends up standing in the hallway for ten minutes. It's become the thing people ask about first.

Alex M.Pilot tester · Hoboken, NJ

I put one on the poster from the last gig my brother and I went to and linked the photos from that night. Tapping it still gets me. That's not something a photo folder does.

Priya R.Pilot tester · Jersey City, NJ

Our fridge magnets from every trip finally do something. My mom taps the one from her 60th and the whole table stops talking.

Dana & WesPilot testers · White Plains, NY

We linked one to our daughter's first day of school video and stuck it behind her school photo. She taps it herself now.

Julian F.Pilot tester · New Haven, CT

Set one up on my grandfather's old postcard from the war. My kids have never met him, but now they can hear his voice.

Sam & LeePilot testers · Long Island, NY

We put one on the print from our first apartment. Every time we move it comes with us, and the memory just keeps updating.