Fondly

Scroll your own life, not somebody else's.

Fondly turns the photos on your phone into a feed that learns what you love.

Free. No account. Your photos stay on your phone.

A mother and daughter watching a fountain, in Fondly with the heart tapped.

The ones you love

The photos you heart teach Fondly what you love, and more like them come back. A bookmark keeps one where you can find it.

Your favorite people and pets

Fondly recognizes familiar faces, pets included, and brings their photos together.

A beagle photograph in Fondly with a small face circle below it.

Photos from every year

A Christmas from years ago turns up beside last weekend. Every photo shows when you took it.

A Christmas tree photograph in Fondly labeled 'eleven years ago.'
Tyler, his wife, and their daughter in Fondly, the heart tapped.

Why I made Fondly

I have about ten thousand photos of my two-year-old daughter, and I almost never see them. My wife would scroll a feed at night instead and come away comparing: why isn't she eating properly, what am I doing wrong?

So I built the feed I wished we had. It learns what you love the way any feed does, but every photo is one you took, and it points the algorithm at your own life instead of a cherry-picked slice of somebody else's.

Your photos stay
on your phone.

No ads. No tracking. No account.

Nothing leaves the phone

Ranking, face grouping, and learning all run on your phone.

You choose what comes back

Hide a person, a place, or a stretch of time. Fondly keeps it out of your feed. Delete the face data whenever you like.