01 / Pin the place
Every meaningful place gets a home.
Drop a pin anywhere in the world, then give it a title only the people who know it would recognize.
Memory maps for real places
Put your stories on the map.
Pinstory is a collaborative map for the places that matter. Pin a photo, voice note, family story, or local legend—and let others discover what happened there.
Free to begin. Your first map is waiting.
A place, held close
Add the detail directions never capture.
A thoughtful beginning
A new kind of map deserves care.
We’re building Pinstory around the things people should be able to expect from a home for meaningful stories.
You choose what stays private
Keep a map between family and friends, or share a story with the wider world.
Built for many perspectives
Invite the people who were there to add their own photos, voices, and context.
Made to outlast a feed
Memories live with the place they happened—not beneath tomorrow’s posts.
More than a marker
Turn coordinates into a living archive.
From the café where your parents met to a lost building in your hometown, Pinstory gives every location room for its real story.
Create a free map02 / Add the evidence
Bring back the texture of being there.
Photos & video
Voice memories
Notes & clippings
03 / Let the story grow
Invite the people who remember it, too.
Comments and contributions turn one person’s pin into a shared record—perfect for families, trips, towns, and events.
Plans that keep memories accessible
Start with a pin. Build a world.
Explorer
For the places you want to remember.
$0 / month
- Public memory pins
- Photos and written stories
- Explore community maps
For the people you love
Keepsake
For private family maps, travel journals, and shared milestones.
$10 / month
- Everything in Explorer
- Private maps and invitations
- Voice recordings and video
- Wedding and travel memory books
Community
For museums, schools, towns, and event organizers.
Let’s talk
- Branded public trails
- Collaborative local archives
- Organization support
The map is waiting
What happened here?
Start a map for the places that made you, then invite the people who remember them differently.
Create your first pin