Travel photos get messy fast.

Photo clutter?Trip
memories.

Wimemo organizes places, photos, notes, travel buddies, and plans into one trip story, with cleanup for duplicate travel photos. AI helps create plans and organize memories when you need it.

App video

See how Wimemo works in 30 seconds.

Watch the English app introduction for a quick look at Wimemo's core features for travel memories, maps, notes, plans, and sharing.

Find memories faster.

Stop scrolling through your camera roll.

Trips are easier to remember by place. Open the map and see where each memory happened.

Find memories by place.

Cities, trips, and photos naturally group into your personal travel atlas.

Filter memories by travel unit.

Keep solo notes, family trips, and friend groups in separate spaces, then switch the map in one tap.

Collect photos without chasing people.

Create one shared trip space where companions add only the memories they choose.

Clean up duplicate photos.

Review repeated trip shots, slim down the album, and keep the moments worth revisiting.

AI turns one idea into a real plan.

Tell AI where you want to go. Wimemo drafts dates, places, prep notes, and a checklist you can save.

Turn saved places into the next plan.

Keep routes, dates, and ideas ready when the next trip starts.

Cross-device media

Bring every trip file into one memory system.

Import photos and videos from cameras, drones, desktops, and NAS archives. Wimemo creates lightweight previews and places them beside your phone memories on the same trip map and timeline.

Camera, drone, NAS Add files from the devices that actually captured the trip.
One trip timeline Imported media joins the right journey instead of becoming another folder.
Originals are optional Keep imports lightweight by default, then choose when full-resolution upload makes sense.
Import media

Privacy first.

Your memories stay yours.

Your library is organized on device. Shared trips upload only the photos you choose.

Organized on device.
No full-library upload.
You choose what to share.
Only essential metadata syncs.

Wimemo Premium

For bigger trips and longer memories.

Unlimited trips and travel plans
Share up to 200 photos and videos at once
More shared trips and travel buddies
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Questions people ask

Find the right way to manage a lifetime of travel memories.

Clear answers about privacy, imports, photo cleanup, and how Wimemo fits with the travel tools you already use.

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What is Wimemo?

Wimemo is an AI-native travel photo memory app for iPhone. It turns travel photos, videos, places, notes, plans, people, and imported media into private trip memories. Learn what Wimemo is

Can I see my travel history on a world map?

Yes. Wimemo groups visited cities and countries from travel photo locations so you can revisit each trip on your private travel map. See the travel map guide

Is Wimemo private?

Yes. Photos and videos stay on device by default. Collaboration upload is explicit, and only selected media is uploaded when you choose to share with a travel unit. Read the privacy guide

Can Wimemo combine photos from my phone, camera, drone, desktop, and NAS?

Yes. Wimemo brings media from multiple devices into the same trip memory system, so imported photos and videos can join your phone memories on one map and timeline. See how media import works

How is Wimemo different from a normal photo gallery?

A normal gallery usually gives you a camera roll or album grid. Wimemo connects trips, maps, places, time, people, notes, plans, and media so one journey can be managed before, during, and after travel. Read the organization guide

Does Wimemo help clean duplicate travel photos?

Yes. Wimemo helps review repeated travel shots and remove near-duplicates from large camera rolls while keeping the memories you want. Read the cleanup guide

Should I use Wimemo with Wanderlog or TripIt?

Use a planning app for reservations, routes, and travel-day coordination, then use Wimemo for the private photo-based memory of the same trip before, during, and after travel. Compare the roles