FamilyAlbum - Photo Sharing

Family photos scattered across group chats and camera rolls are the problem FamilyAlbum - Photo Sharing from MIXI, Inc. tries to solve. It is a private sharing space for relatives, listed under Parenting, where parents can post pictures and videos of their children for invited family members to see.

The basics are uploading, sharing and organising. You send photos and videos to the whole family at once, set up shared albums everyone can open, and let the app sort content automatically so milestones are easy to find later. Only people you invite can view and react, which keeps things away from public social media. The developer positions it as a baby album from the first day and as a running record of a child growing up. It also acts as a backup, and the listing promises unlimited storage for photos and videos. Core use is described as free, with optional paid upgrades on top.

Families clearly appreciate it: 4.8 from about 362,000 ratings, with 90% five stars and only 1% one star. It has passed 10,000,000+ installs. The app is free but ad supported, and in-app purchases range from $0.99 to $109.00 per item. It was updated on 2026-09-10, the Android requirement varies with device, and it is rated Teen. We list 32 versions; the newest, 22.52.0, is 59.7 MB.

Parents who want grandparents and relatives to follow a child's growth without using public social networks are the obvious fit. People who do not share family photos regularly will not get much out of it.