Eluum launches AI-powered app to organize digital memories
Eluum, a Seattle startup, just launched an app that uses artificial intelligence to gather your scattered photos, videos, social posts, and locations into one evolving digital life story. Available on iOS, Android, and the web, the app—called MyLifeStory—lets you control and organize your memories with AI help, but you stay in charge.
- Combines photos, videos, posts, and locations in one app
- Uses AI to help sort and contextualize your memories
- MyLifeStory works on iOS, Android, and web
- Founders include ex-Microsoft and Avalara staff
- App is bootstrapped, not VC-funded
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