A note from
Rachel.
Help busy families slow down, stay connected, and remember the life you're building together.
I'm a millennial mom of two, with a full-time job, a husband, and a dog who thinks he's our third child.
Most days are a blur of meetings, school pickups, snack negotiations, and trying to be the kind of parent I want to be. Patient. Present. Actually listening.
I love this stage of life. My toddler makes up songs about her feelings. My baby half smiles at me. My daughter calls her brother the cutest made up nickname. Every week there's a new phrase, a funny conversation in the car, or a tiny obsession that I know I'll remember forever.
I never do.
I've tried the Notes app. The baby book is somewhere in a drawer. My camera roll has over 14,000 photos and almost none of the stories behind them. By the time I finally sit down at night, I can barely remember what we had for breakfast, let alone the funny thing my daughter said on the way to school.
It started because my toddler loves looking through last year's photo album. We go through each photo, and she asks to look at them again and again. It helps her understand who she is and who her family is.
What was missing were all the little things around the photos. The phrases. The bedtime rituals. The reasons a random Tuesday felt so special.
Those are the moments that make our family feel connected.
So I built Memmi for us.
For the parents who love their kids more than anything, but are moving so fast they barely have time to notice the life they're living.
Memmi started as a play on the word memory.
I wanted a place to hold onto the little moments that are so easy to lose, then revisit them together again and again. Every time we tell those stories, laugh about them, or share them with our kids, they make our family's story.
Memmi helps you hold on these memories.
Help busy families slow down, stay connected, and remember the life you're building together.
The moments that shape a family are rarely the big ones. They're the ordinary Tuesdays, inside jokes, bedtime giggles, made-up songs, funny mispronunciations, and words you'll someday miss hearing.
Memmi helps you keep them close.
Tell me what's missing.
I read every message. If there's something that would make Memmi even more useful for your family, I'd love to hear it. I'm building this right alongside you.