About Memory Tickets
Memory Tickets is made by one person, Szymon, 19, from Poland. Why the app exists, what it does with your photos, and how the guides are made.
Memory Tickets is made by one person: Szymon, 19, from Poland. There is no company behind it, no team and no investors. The app, this website and everything in between are a one-person project.
Why it exists
People used to bring something small back from a trip. A museum ticket, a stamp from a mountain hut, a card from the cable car. Little things that proved you were there, and that you could pick up again years later.
Today most of us come home with hundreds of photos that nobody opens again. Memory Tickets is meant to take the place those little things used to have: one photo from the day becomes a keepsake ticket, with a title, a place, a date and one line about why the day was worth keeping.
What the app does, and what it doesn't
- There is no account and no sign-up. You open the app and make your first ticket.
- There is no server. Your tickets, photos and notes stay on your phone.
- It is free, with a small banner ad. Pro, a paid option, removes the ad and adds more.
- It has been on the App Store since September 10, 2026. An Android version is in testing, and there is no release date yet.
This website
This site has no cookies, no analytics and no tracking scripts. It is plain pages of text and pictures, and nothing on them follows you around.
How the guides are made
The guides are prepared with the help of AI tools and checked before they are published; facts about other apps come from those apps' official websites, and every guide says openly when an app is ours.
Contact
A question, a problem with a purchase, or an idea for the app: the support page has everything you need, including how to get in touch.