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Shared photo albums for families, couples and friends

Bring everyone's photos into the same day for a fuller picture of a shared memory. Start a family album or a couple's diary, then learn invitations, comments and member settings.

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A Child-Led Photo Diary: Let Their Pictures and Words Lead

Help your child choose a photo and tell its story in their own words. Learn how to ask questions, check school requirements, and agree on sharing.

A Family Story Photo Diary: Separate Stories from Your Memories

Record family conversations with clear dates and attribution. Keep remembered stories, verified facts, and your own reflections distinct before sharing.

A Gift Photo Diary: From Receiving It to Using It Every Day

Connect a gift's arrival with the moments you use it. Record the giver's words and your own feelings separately, and check private details before sharing.

Using Received Photos in a Diary: Keep the Source and Date Clear

Use received photos to fill missing moments. Distinguish the sender, photographer, capture date, and delivery date, and check permission before sharing again.

Sharing a Photo and Sharing Its Capture Location Are Separate Choices

Check calendar membership and location-sharing scope before enabling capture locations. Distinguish hiding from deletion and review visible addresses in photos too.

Convert a Personal Calendar into a Shared Calendar

Keep existing photos and notes while opening a calendar to invitations. Review the irreversible change, internet connection, pending uploads, and owning account.

A Couple's Photo Diary for Memories You Can Keep Building

Record ordinary dates and conversations as well as anniversaries. Share contributions, set comfortable reminders, revisit photos, and agree before resharing.

Record a Family's Year in a Photo Calendar

Mix milestones with meals, walks, and seasonal changes in one shared calendar. Let family members add notes and revisit the year through covers, albums, and widgets.

Write and Delete Comments in a Shared Photo Calendar

Leave up to 300 characters below a shared entry. Learn who can delete comments, why edits require reposting, and what remains readable while offline.

Join a Pogaem Shared Calendar with an Invite Code or Link

Join a shared calendar using an 8-character code or invite link. Learn the online steps and what to check if an invitation has expired or will not open.

Leaving a Shared Calendar vs. Removing a Member

Learn who can leave or remove members, why both actions need internet access, and why existing entries remain while access ends until a new invitation.

Request an Entry for an Empty Day in a Shared Calendar

Ask selected shared calendar members to fill an empty date. Learn how requests work online, why they do not add photos automatically, and why a request may fail.

What Shared Calendar Owners and Members Can Do

Compare owner and member permissions for invitations, settings, removal, and leaving. Understand owner-plan rules and why choosing the owner matters.

Shared Calendar Videos Require the Owner to Have Lite or Above

Shared videos use the owner's plan: Lite allows 30 seconds and 90MiB; Premium allows 2 minutes and 360MiB. Check storage and connection before uploading.

Collect Family and Couple Photos in a Shared Calendar

Keep family and couple photos organized by date. Invite unlimited participants with codes or links, add comments, and understand who can see your entries.