memory-piece

Android app · closed test now open

Turn a travel moment
into a single piece.

Pick one photo. The app reads when and where it was taken, then adds the visit date, the place name and a small map. It takes about thirty seconds.

Join the closed test See how it works

Free. Android 10 or later. The public Google Play release is being prepared.

Sample piece: a photo of Mount Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi with a title, place, date, a short note and a white outline map on top
Sample made with the “Travel magazine” template

How it works

Three steps to one piece.

No long journal required. The app reads the date and location stored in your photo; you add a line if you like.

Pick a photo

Choose one from your library, or take a new one and make a piece right away.

Check the place, add a line

The date and place fill in automatically. Fix the place by searching if needed, and add a short note.

Save and share

The piece is saved as an image on your device, ready for social media or a message to family.

Samples

Three looks that stay out of the photo’s way.

Text sits along the bottom edge. The map is drawn as white lines only, prefecture borders and coastline, so the photo stays the subject.

  • 4:5 and 1:1
  • Japanese, English or both
  • Saved at 1080 px or larger
  • One pin and prefecture borders only

Samples use CC0 photos with text and map laid out by the same rules as the app. The captions are fictional.

Moments

A view, a street, the bowl you had that day.

memory-piece does not manage your whole trip. It turns the moments that stayed with you into pieces, one at a time.

The viewpoint
An evening walk
A meal worth remembering
Kept in English

Your data

Photos and notes never leave your device.

Your memories live only on your phone. We do not store your photos or text on our server.

Stored on the device only

Photos, notes and records stay on your phone. No account, no sign-in.

Maps from our own server

Maps and place names come from OpenStreetMap data served by us. Your photos and records are never sent to a commercial map service.

No GPS in the shared image

Saved and shared images do not carry the original photo’s location metadata. Location permission is optional.

FAQ

Things people ask.

Is it free?

Yes. A banner ad appears on the home screen and the record list, never on the editing screen.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not yet. The app runs on Android 10 or later. An iOS version is not planned at this time.

What if my photo has no location?

You can use your current location or search for a place by name. Location permission is not required.

Can I write in English?

Yes. Choose Japanese, English or both. Date formats follow the language.

What about goshuin (temple and shrine stamps)?

Support is planned for a later version. The current version focuses on travel spots.

What is the closed test?

A period before the public Google Play release when you can use the app on your own device. See the call for testers for how to join.

Get started

Try it before everyone else.

The pre-release build is delivered through Google Play. It is free.

Join the closed test

The public Google Play release is being prepared. A store link will appear here when it is out.

Credits

Map data© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Map images are rendered on our own server from OpenStreetMap data.
Renderingplanetiler (Apache-2.0), tileserver-gl (BSD-2-Clause), Natural Earth (public domain), OSM water polygons (osmdata.openstreetmap.de, ODbL)
Map fontsNoto Sans CJK JP (SIL Open Font License 1.1)
Sample photosCC0 photos from Wikimedia Commons (Mount Fuji, Shibuya, Gion, ramen)
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