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Indian culture is deeply family-first. We save festival photos, weddings, childhood moments not for likes, but for legacy. Memoria is being built for that mindset. Some moments are too precious for public feeds. ❤️ #MadeInIndia #SocialMemory #Star

Memoid is a memory collection service that captures moments from events using QR boards. Guests scan the QR code at the event to upload photos, videos, or messages. After the event, we curate and enhance the content using AI and deliver a personalize

🤙Milap Circle Challenges We Face: - ❌ Digital Dilemma: Guests often ignore digital invitations, even in today's tech-savvy world. - ❌ Last-Minute Hassles: Venue changes and urgent updates can throw off your plans. - ❌ Photo Famine: Gathering perso

Hi! 👋 I’m exploring an idea for a new kind of social media app, and I’d love your input to understand what matters most to people when it comes to sharing moments and connecting with friends online. I won’t get into all the specifics of the idea ye

Life’s most cherished moments can vanish in an instant, often slipping away before we can capture them. Apple understands this and has made it effortless for iPhone users to seize these fleeting memories. By allowing the camera app to be launched d

"Ever wondered (episode - 1)" why Instagram was all about photos? Imagine a world before smartphones! Back then, Kevin Systrom, a techie from Stanford, had an idea for an app called Burbn. Think Foursquare, but with a twist - you could check in to

Case Study: Nubbin – Bridging Memory and Reality Background: In the world of Black Mirror, technology often pushes the boundaries of possibility. One such concept was the Nubbin a brain-implant device created by the fictional company TCKR Systems. T

The smallest things in life can completely change our perspective! Little moments, like my Rapido bhaiya (I don’t prefer the word "driver") remembering me from a ride three months ago—down to what I was wearing that day—remind me of this. He even re