Simple for your family. Impenetrable for everyone else.
How Gabyly keeps sharing effortless while protecting every photo.
Three calm steps
Upload or capture
Select photos and videos, or snap them right now.
Set the rules
Choose lifetime, password, downloads and region.
Share with peace
Send the private link by WhatsApp, message or email.
Made for families — and anyone who values privacy
Your kids, your trip, a private document — whatever you share is wrapped in protection, from the second you upload it to the moment it disappears.
You decide the lifetime
From 10 minutes to a lifetime. Set a timer and, when it runs out, the memory is wiped from our servers automatically.
Event albums
Group several photos and videos into one album — a birthday, a trip, a whole season — and share it all with a single private link that expires when you choose.
Invisible-thin watermark
Every shared image carries a discreet Gabyly watermark, so your memories stay traceable to you.
Password protection
Add a secret only your loved ones know. No password, no memory.
Choose your region
Store data in Europe or the United States — you stay in control of where your memories live.
View notifications
Get an email the moment someone opens your memory or album for the first time, with the viewer's city and time.
Know who's looking
See the IP, location and time of every person who opens your shared memory.
Screenshot deterrence
Recipients are warned not to screenshot, and every view is logged and watermarked.
Security you can feel, not just read about
We hold ourselves to the highest cryptographic and legal standards in the US and Europe.
Headquartered in Switzerland — your data stays in Europe.
Encryption everywhere
Files are encrypted in transit and at rest with industry-leading ciphers.
GDPR & CCPA aligned
Built around the right to be forgotten. Destroy any memory, any time.
Data residency
Pick EU or US storage so you meet your local compliance needs.
Your family's memories deserve a safe home.
Join the parents who share with confidence.
Create your first memory