Keep different things together
Photos, uploaded videos, YouTube links, articles, quotes and your own writing can all live in Cards. Add the context that makes them yours.
A place for what matters.
Keep the things you want to come back to.
Photos, videos, writing and discoveries — gathered into Cards you can organize, find and share.
A personal space for memories and knowledge.
Your Meaning Cardsyourname.meaningcards.comSearch your Cards
CollectionsEveryday lifeField notes#worth-keeping
The long way home
An afternoon by the lake.
Worth recording
Recipes, voices and the little things.
Things worth noticing
Pay attention to the ordinary. A sentence in a book. A question on a walk. An idea you would like to return to. Keep a little context with the things you collect.
A little more order. A lot more meaning.
More than a photo album.
More personal than a bookmark.
Give everything a place
Group Cards into Collections, add Tags, and search your words. A family story and a research note can each be easy to find again.
Choose what to share
Keep a Card Private, share its Unlisted link, or make it Public on your personal Meaning Cards site. You decide for each Card.
Simple from the first Card
Save it. Give it context.
Keep it close.
Your own space at username.meaningcards.com.
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Create a Card
Start with a photo, a video, a few words, or an idea.
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Make it easy to find
Add your writing, choose a Collection, and give it useful Tags.
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Keep it private or share it
Choose the visibility for that Card. Share a link when you want to.
One place. Many reasons.
For the life you live.
And the things you learn.
- Family memories
- Personal history
- Research & knowledge
- Faith & meaningful passages
- Collections & hobbies
- Articles, quotes & videos
An archive you can take with you
Keep a copy of your own.
Visibility controls let you decide what others can see. Local Backup lets you take your Cards, writing, and available original photos and videos with you in a ZIP.
YouTube is saved as a link. If an original is unavailable, your Card and its metadata are still included, with a warning in the backup.
Room to grow
Start small. Keep what matters.
Unlimited Meaning Cards. Choose the storage you need.
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5 GB storage
Unlimited Meaning Cards
About 1,300 photos and 10 minutes of HD video
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$7/month
200 GB storage
Unlimited Meaning Cards
About 53,000 photos and 6.5 hours of HD video
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$14/month
400 GB storage
Unlimited Meaning Cards
About 106,000 photos and 13 hours of HD video
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750 GB storage
Unlimited Meaning Cards
About 200,000 photos and 25 hours of HD video
Choose ProHow storage estimates work
Photo and video estimates are examples based on typical file sizes. Actual capacity varies by device, resolution, format, and settings. Estimates assume 80% of storage for photos averaging 3 MB each and 20% for HD video averaging 100 MB per minute.
A few useful answers
Before you begin
What can I save in a Meaning Card?
A Card can hold photos, uploaded videos, YouTube links, and writing. Use it for a memory, an article, a quote, a useful idea, or a combination of media and text.
Can Cards be private?
Yes. Private Cards are visible only to you when you are signed in. Public Cards appear on your personal site. Unlisted Cards stay out of public lists and search, but anyone with the link can view them.
Can I share just one Card?
Yes. Share a Public or Unlisted Card’s link. An Unlisted link can be passed on, so use Private for things you do not want others to access.
Can I download my data?
Local Backup prepares a ZIP with your Cards, writing, Collection and Tag information, and available original media. YouTube videos are included as links, not downloaded video files. A completed backup is available for 24 hours.
What if I need more storage?
You can manage your storage plan from Billing in your account.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan includes 5 GB of storage and unlimited Meaning Cards.
Can I use Meaning Cards on my phone?
Yes. Meaning Cards is a website that works in your phone’s browser, as well as on a tablet or computer.