An anniversary gift made from the places behind your story
A memory map is a personalised anniversary gift you build yourself: drop a pin on the street you met on, the restaurant you keep going back to, the beach from that one summer, and give each one the photos and the story that belong to it. When it's ready you share a private link — no card, no postage, nothing for them to install — and you can keep adding to it long after the day itself.
Start your mapEvery map is a Max map until 31 October 2026
Every map you make is created at the Max tier automatically — no payment, nothing to claim.
What to put on an anniversary map
Every year of it on one map — the first flat, the restaurant you keep going back to, the beach from that one summer.
- Where you met
- The pub, the platform, the party, the coffee that was meant to be an hour and ran to four. It's the pin every anniversary map starts with, and the one they'll open first.
- The first place that was yours
- A flat with bad heating, a shared house, a corner of a library. Somewhere the relationship stopped being new and started being ordinary.
- The trip you still talk about
- One pin for the town, or one for every stop if the whole week earned it. This is where photos do the most work — a group per place, with the story underneath.
- The unremarkable places
- The supermarket you bicker in, the Sunday walk, the takeaway that knows the order. Nobody expects these pins, and they're the ones people stay on longest.
- Where something changed
- A new city, a new job, a hospital, a registry office. An anniversary is made of these as much as of the romantic ones — write what actually happened, not the tidy version.
- Somewhere you haven't been yet
- Leave a pin on a place you're planning to get to. It turns the map from a record of the years behind you into a plan for the next one.
See one you can actually open
An example map, built the way an anniversary one usually goes. Tap a pin to open the memory behind it.
Note: Images used in this demo are AI-generated and included solely to illustrate the map’s functionality — they are not promotional content.
Their anniversary is a good deadline.
Start the map now, add to it whenever something comes back to you, and send the link on the day. Nothing to print, nothing to post, and it keeps growing after.
Start your mapSee other kinds of map