What they will want to know someday starts with what you remember today.
Before You Forget gives you a private place to save the photos, stories, voice notes, and lessons you want your child to have one day.
A private record of the life you are building together.
You think you will remember.
The bedtime stories. The questions from the back seat. The lessons learned the hard way. The ordinary Tuesday mornings. They feel unforgettable while you are living them. Then life keeps moving.
the little moments don't ask to be remembered. capture them anyway.
Three small actions. That's it.
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Keep it however it comes.
Some moments are a picture. Some are a sound. Some are just a sentence you never want to lose.
A photo
The ordinary Tuesday-afternoon ones, rescued from the bottom of your camera roll.
Your voice
Someday they will want to hear it. The story told your way, laugh included.
A few words
One honest sentence, written while it is still fresh. That is a keepsake too.
"He asked why I look at him so long before bed. Someday he'll know."
You do not have to know what to say.
Thoughtful prompts help you notice the stories, lessons, and everyday details that might otherwise pass by. One a day. Skip any of them.
A life remembered one moment at a time.
Every entry lands in a private chronological archive. Days become months. Months become chapters. No feed, no followers, no audience.
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Made for your family.
Not an audience.
Your memories are personal. Before You Forget is designed as a private space, without likes, followers, public profiles, or pressure to perform.
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Your memories live on your iPhone, protected by your device's built-in security, never uploaded to our servers, and never sold or mined.
Read how we protect them
Worth keeping.
not the highlights. the real things
Quiet by design.
Most apps want more of you. This one asks once, takes a minute, and then leaves you alone.
A single prompt when you open the app. Answer it with a photo, your voice, or a few words. Or skip it entirely. Nothing breaks.
There is nothing to scroll and nothing to keep up with. Just your growing archive, in order, waiting for the day you hand it over.
Your entries never leave your device. Private by default, from the first photo to the two-hundredth voice note.
This is the entire thing.
One screen, straight from the app. Open it, answer today's question, close it again.
Do not wait until the moment feels important.
Start with one photo, one story, or a few words. Someday, it may mean everything.