A mailbox for the little memories.

Text or email the small moments to Memo, our carrier-pigeon helper. We save each one and see it into your child's mailbox: books, prints, cards, and more.

  1. Text or email a memory to Memo
  2. Memo saves it in your child's mailbox
  3. Turn it into a keepsake

Beta membership is $10 a month. Keepsakes are sold separately.

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Memo, a grey carrier pigeon in a brown postal cap, holding a heart-sealed envelope.
Memo

Sunday 7:02 PM

Hi! I'm Memo 🕊️, the friendly AI helper from My Memory Mailbox. Each week I'll fly in with one little question about Emma. Reply anytime and I'll see it into her mailbox.

This week's envelope 💌: What made Emma laugh the hardest this week?

She tried to "read" a bedtime story to the dog and kept shushing him when he yawned 😂

That's a keeper! Tucked safely into Emma's mailbox. Want to add a photo?

Photo

Delivered 🕊️ See you next Sunday with a new envelope. (Reply STOP anytime to pause.)

A sample Sunday text. Emma stands in for your kid.

From the envelope to the mailbox.

Four small stops. No blank page. Just the week you're actually in.

  1. The envelope arrives

    Memo brings one question each week, by text or email.

  2. You reply

    A sentence is enough. Send it whenever the moment is still warm.

  3. Memo delivers it

    Memo sees it into your child's mailbox and keeps it there.

  4. Turn them into keepsakes

    Books, prints, cards, and more. Each one is sold separately.

What your memories become.

Books, prints, cards, and more. Each one is sold separately.

  • An open sage-green memory book titled Ava's 5th Year on a wooden table, with a handwritten page and three photos of a young girl reading, smiling outdoors, and blowing soap bubbles.

    Birthday book

    The year Ava turned five, gathered into pages you can turn.

  • A standing card titled Leo's Big Day on a kitchen counter, showing a smiling boy in a plaid shirt holding a small chalkboard that reads First Day of Kindergarten, beside a sage backpack and a red apple.

    First-day card

    Leo's first morning of kindergarten, kept on a card.

  • A light wood frame on a nursery wall titled Mia's Year in Memories 2026, with twelve monthly photographs of a baby from January through December.

    Year-in-memories print

    Mia's year, month by month, framed for the wall.

  • An open curbside mailbox holding a holiday photo of three smiling children in cream sweaters, signed Love, the Carter Kids, beside an envelope and a small wrapped gift.

    Holiday card

    The Carter kids, together on a holiday card.

Example keepsakes. Images are illustrative.

We'll see it into your child's mailbox.

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Hi, I'm Memo.

I'm the friendly AI helper at My Memory Mailbox. I bring one question a week, hold your reply, and see it into your child's mailbox. I'm not a person on the other end of the phone.

Your notes stay in the mailbox. We don't sell them. The details are in the privacy policy.

When texts start, reply STOP anytime and I'll pause.

To reach a person, write [email protected].

An open keepsake memory book with a pressed flower, a family photo, a small stack of tied letters, and a wrapped gift.
“The details fade faster than you think. My Memory Mailbox is the nudge to capture them while they’re still warm.”
Alex Palmiere, Founder of My Memory Mailbox

Beta membership

$10 a month

A weekly question from Memo, by text or email, and a safe mailbox for your child's memories. The beta is opening soon. Texting isn't live yet.

  • One question a week, once your spot opens
  • A mailbox that holds what you send back
  • Keepsakes — books, prints, cards, and more — sold separately

You'll be billed only when your beta spot opens. Nothing is charged today.