No albums to manage
You send to people, not to a place. Every photo goes to exactly who you ticked, so Grandma never has to find the right album.
Family Postbox is private photo and video sharing for families, made simple enough for grandparents. Tick a photo, tick the people, and it simply appears on their phone or tablet. No feeds. No albums. No passwords for Grandma.
Free to receive, always. Sending is free for a month, then £2.99 a month. iPhone, iPad and Android.
You do the setup once. After that, sharing a photo with your parents is one tick, and they don't have to do anything at all.
Type their name in Family Postbox: Send. Your phone shows a code. They scan it with the free Family Postbox app, or type the six numbers. That's it, they're connected.
Your own photo library is right there. Pick a photo or video, tick Grandma and Grandad, and it's on its way. Pick several photos at once if you like.
New photos show up in their gallery with a big "NEW" marker and your name. Big buttons, no menus to learn, and nothing to tap through.
The photo app for grandparents and anyone who'd rather not fiddle with technology. Connect once, then your family's photos and videos just turn up, ready to enjoy.
The quickest way to send photos and videos to your parents, grandparents and family. No groups to manage and no chat to scroll through. Just tick and send.
Shared albums, group chats and social apps all ask your family to learn something. Family Postbox works like the post: you send it to someone, and it arrives.
You send to people, not to a place. Every photo goes to exactly who you ticked, so Grandma never has to find the right album.
Group chats bury photos between messages, links and voice notes. Family Postbox is only your photos and videos, in one tidy gallery.
It's not a social network. No likes, no adverts, no strangers, no public links. Just your family's little moments.
Family Postbox is a delivery service, not cloud storage. Photos travel the shortest safe route to the people you chose, and then they're gone from our systems.
Receiving is free and always will be. The person sending pays a small subscription that keeps Family Postbox private and advert-free, and the first month is on us.
Try Family Postbox: Send free for one month, then choose monthly or yearly. Subscriptions are billed through the App Store or Google Play and can be cancelled at any time from your phone's settings. Each sender needs their own subscription. Prices in other countries may vary.
Yes. The Family Postbox app, used to receive photos and videos, is free and always will be. Family Postbox: Send, the app for the person sending, is free for the first month, then £2.99 a month or £24.99 a year.
Start your subscription in Family Postbox: Send and the first month is free. You can cancel any time before it ends from your App Store or Google Play subscriptions and you won't be charged. During the free month, videos can be up to one minute long.
No. She installs Family Postbox and scans the code on your phone, or types six numbers. That's the whole setup. There's nothing to remember and nothing to sign in to.
Only the people you tick. There is no feed, no public link and no shared album. Each photo or video goes to exactly the people you chose, and nobody else.
Only briefly. Each photo is held in private storage just long enough to reach everyone you sent it to, then it is deleted. If someone hasn't collected it within 14 days, it is deleted anyway. The lasting copy lives on your family's own device.
Yes. Videos are sent exactly the same way as photos, and play with one big, obvious play button in the Family Postbox app.
Yes. Once a photo or video has arrived, it is saved on their phone or tablet, so they can look at it any time, even offline.
Yes. Family Postbox can be connected to several senders at once, and each photo shows who it came from.
Untick them. If the photo hasn't reached them yet, it is cancelled and won't be delivered.
Both apps are available for iPhone and iPad from the App Store, and for Android phones and tablets from Google Play.
Install Family Postbox: Send on your phone, and the free Family Postbox app on theirs. Two minutes of setup, then years of little moments.