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You're the first person everybody asks.
Now everyone can ask ZIBBY

Made for storytelling.
Designed for everyone.

A Zibby memory titled Meeting Dean in college, dated September 15, 2009, with Start Chat and Open Memory actions below a black-and-white college photo.

Zibby connects memories.
Then it connects people.

Zibby suggests making a shared memory from three Austin trail moments with Owen.

Zibby is where the memories already are.

A Zibby chat links to a Roosevelt Island Tour memory with nine photos and two stories.

Getting Started

  • Step 1

    Start with your stories

    Zibby shows you around, learns what makes your story yours and gets you off to the races making your first memory

    Zibby asking what to remember about the afternoon, with a photo saved for Sunday dinner with Emma and Max.
  • Step 2

    Build your Circle

    You bring memories to life by connecting with others to get details, missing information or just share something exciting.

    A Zibby story for a morning hike at Muir Woods, with notes, a map, and follow-up questions.
  • Step 3

    Create memories together

    Stories are just the beginning. Build memories together and make new ones when you collaborate and chat through Zibby.

    A Sunday dinner story chat where family members add what they want to remember.

Be in more memories

Just talk. Zibby listens.

Say what happened in your own words. Zibby keeps the recording with the memory and helps shape a draft you can edit.

Helpful, never hidden.

Personalized suggestions can explain what they drew on—and give you a way to change what appears.

The photo's just the beginning.

Zibby uses what's in the photo to ask something specific, then keeps the family's answer connected to the people and moment it belongs to.

ZibbyBot has joined the Chat

In a linked Group MMS, ZibbyBot can prepare a memory suggestion for review in Zibby. Nothing is saved until a linked reviewer approves it.

A little structure when your family wants it.

Missions add a shared theme or prompt alongside photos, voice, and family conversations.