anonity;

Every memory your group made, in one private place that lasts.

The private home for your group's photos, videos, and voice notes. Everyone adds theirs, for the people who were actually there. Invite-only, ad-free, yours forever.

What is anonity?

Your friend group has 11 years of shared history. WhatsApp can't find it. Instagram doesn't want to. Google Photos files it in one person's library.

anonity is the place your memories actually belong. A memory tree for every group that matters — private by default, yours forever, never fed to an algorithm.

The Four Pillars

How it works (3 Steps)

1. Plant a Tree — Create a dedicated space for your friend group, family, or trip.
2. Invite Your People — Send a secure invite link. Only those who join can see or post.
3. Grow Your Memories — Post photos, videos, and stories. Watch your Tree's trunk grow with every moment.

Who is it for?

• Late-20s and early-30s friend groups who have years of shared history, photos scattered across a dozen WhatsApp chats, and at least one person who's moved away.

Pricing

• Visitor (Free) — Plant up to 3 trees, join unlimited trees by invite, invite as many people as you like. 1 GB of storage.
• Gardener — €4.99/mo — For the one who gathers everyone. Unlimited trees, 50 GB storage, video upload, themes, admin controls.
• Keeper — €9.99/mo — For the memories meant to outlive us. 250 GB archive, priority support.
• Guardian — €19.99/mo — For preserving a lifetime and passing it on. 1 TB archive, legacy handoff.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is anonity a private alternative to Google Photos?
Yes. Google Photos is built around AI that analyzes your photos to power its features (face groups, search by what's in a picture, Gemini). anonity has none of that: nothing analyzes what's in your photos, and they are never used to train AI. Your memories are encrypted in transit and at rest, and only the people you invite to a tree can see them. anonity is built for groups — friend groups, families, communities — not for individual photo backup.

What happens to my photos if anonity shuts down?
Your memories are yours forever. If anonity ever shuts down, every account receives a complete portable archive of all their trees in open formats (JPEG, PNG, MP4, plain text), on any plan. Your memories will outlive the platform.

Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from your settings in two clicks. Your data stays, your trees stay. You drop back to the free Visitor tier and keep contributing to any trees you've been invited to.

Is the free tier really free?
Yes, and forever. We make money from the people who plant their own trees, not from advertisers or data harvesting. The Visitor tier exists because not every member of a tree should have to pay — friends, kids, partners, grandparents.

How is anonity different from Instagram, Facebook, or WhatsApp?
anonity is fundamentally different. Every tree is private and invite-only, and there is no public feed. There is no algorithm manipulating your private memories and no follower counts. Where Instagram is built for public performance and WhatsApp buries memories in chat scroll, anonity is built to preserve what matters with the people who were actually there.

Does anonity train AI on my photos?
No, and we never will. We don't analyze what's in your photos or use them to train AI models, including our own. The only automated check confirms that an uploaded file really is a photo or video. Your trees are private and invite-only, and access is locked down so only the people you invite can ever see them.

Can I export my data?
Yes, anytime. One click in your account settings gives you a complete archive in standard formats (JPEG, PNG, MP4, plain text for notes). Delete it permanently with another click. We don't gate exports, retain "deleted" data, or charge for either.

Does anonity work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The Android app is on Google Play. On iPhone, anonity runs in Safari and can be added to the home screen, and the App Store app is next. It also works in any modern browser on desktop.