What is Memo used for?

Memo is a QR-code photo album for weddings, baptisms and events where guests upload photos from their phones with no app or login. It is a good fit for collecting wedding guest photos, and baptism and birthday photo sharing.

Yes. Memo has a free plan, and paid plans start at $49 as a one-time payment.

No. Memo is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Photos & Images category, open-source options include WeddingShare, Immich and PhotoPrism.

What are some alternatives to Memo?

Memo competes with Google Photos.

Memo (me-mo.ro): features, pricing and alternatives

About Memo

Memo is a shared photo album for weddings, birthdays, baptisms and similar events. You create an album with the event name, date and place, choose a plan, and print a QR card; guests scan the code with their phone camera and upload photos without installing an app or making an account.

You design the QR card from templates and produce a PDF that is ready to print, in A3, A4, A5 or A6 format. A live photo wall can show uploads on a screen at the venue as they arrive, and albums can be split into sections such as ceremony, reception and after-party so guests choose where their photos belong.

Albums are unlisted by default, and moderators can review uploads before they go public. Photos are stored at full original resolution with EXIF data and can be downloaded as a ZIP. The site, which also appears in Romanian, describes a one-time payment with lifetime access and no ads.

Key features

QR code album with no guest app or login
QR card templates with print-ready PDF in A3 to A6
Live photo wall for the venue screen
Album sections for ceremony and reception
Moderators who review uploads
Original quality photos with ZIP download

Good fit for

Collecting wedding guest photos
Baptism and birthday photo sharing

Tags: qr-code; photo-album; weddings; events; guest-photos; photo-sharing; live-photo-wall

Memo: questions and answers

What is Memo used for?: Memo is a QR-code photo album for weddings, baptisms and events where guests upload photos from their phones with no app or login. It is a good fit for collecting wedding guest photos, and baptism and birthday photo sharing.
Is Memo free?: Yes. Memo has a free plan, and paid plans start at $49 as a one-time payment.
Is Memo open source?: No. Memo is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Photos & Images category, open-source options include WeddingShare, Immich and PhotoPrism.
What are some alternatives to Memo?: Memo competes with Google Photos.