Here at Memolane we do not claim to be first with a timeline concept, but we do think that time is the perfect tool to organize social media. What you see pass through your social media applications every day is the tip of the iceberg. Memolane takes a dive with our users to show them what [...]
A Featured Story Q&A with Joe Stainbrook
This is part of an ongoing series of Q&A interviews with members of the Memolane community who are doing amazing things with lanes and stories. We found Joe and Mike’s story when we were sorting through stories on Memolane with the keywords “road trip.” Needless to say we were blown away by all the check-ins, [...]
Introducing Per Memo Privacy and Lane Views
We are very pleased to announce that Memolane now has per memo privacy. This means that you can set the privacy of each of your memos individually. We have received a lot of feedback from Flickr, Facebook, and Foursquare users who would like to maintain the privacy of their off-the-grid check-ins, and private photos and [...]
A Bit Later Than Expected, the New Privacy Features are Live!
We’ve been hard at work on some exciting changes to the privacy features on Memolane. We listened to your feedback about wanting to keep your private photos and check-ins private and we have designed a new way to organize your privacy that we hope will provide you with greater freedom and flexibility to share your [...]
A Guide to Online Services on Memolane
Online social media and sharing services are what Memolane is all about. We organize all the content you have written, photographed, and shared through those services chronologically in one interactive timeline. Each tweet, Facebook update, Flickr photo, and song listened to on Last.fm becomes a memo on your Memolane – the history of your online [...]


