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For families, near and far

A private family group, without Facebook.

Photos from the lake trip, Grandpa's 80th, Aunt Ruth's cornbread recipe, and who's bringing what at Thanksgiving. One place for the whole family, and nobody else.

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  • Free up to 10 people
  • No passwords
  • No ads
Built for families

Keep the whole family in the loop

Family photos Coming soon

Albums for trips, holidays, and new babies, in one place instead of scattered across a dozen phones.

Birthdays and events

This month's birthdays sit at the top of the family directory, and a find-a-date poll settles when the reunion is.

Recipes

Finally write down the family recipes, with photos, before they're lost.

Easy for grandparents

No app, no account to set up, no password. Tap the invite link, then sign in from an email.

Pass things along

Baby gear, furniture, the good camping stove. Hand-me-downs go to family first.

Weekly digest Coming soon

Relatives who don't check in often get one email a week with everything new.

Ready on day one

Your group starts with these boards

Family groups let invited relatives join instantly, with no approval step.

  • News
  • Birthdays & Events
  • Recipes
  • Hand-me-downs
  • General
Private, and left alone

Your family's business stays your family's.

No ads built from your photos. No algorithm. No company reading over your shoulder.

We don't read your posts or look through your pictures, and we never remove anything for its opinion. The one automatic check is a fingerprint match against known child sexual abuse images, which can't see or describe anything else in a photo. Whoever runs your family group makes the house rules. The only content we remove is content that is blatantly illegal.

Read the full free-speech promise
Questions

Questions families ask

Does everyone need a Facebook account?

No. Family members join with an invite link and sign in with a one-time link sent to their email. There's no password to forget, which makes it easy for grandparents.

Who can see our family photos?

Only members of your family group. Photo sharing opens soon; when it does, photos can't be found by search engines, and even a copied photo link won't open for someone outside the group.

Is it really free?

Yes, for groups of up to 10 members, with every feature and no time limit. Large extended families can grow to 50 members for $10 a month.

Can relatives argue about politics in it?

They can, and we won't delete it. Frendivo never removes posts for their opinions. Whoever runs your family group can set house rules or make a separate board for it.

Can the kids join?

Members must be 13 or older, and the person who runs the group must be 18 or older.

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