Put names to faces and watch the stories come out of hiding.
Putting names to faces so often turns a photo project into a hot mess. In the Ponga Gallery, you put a name to a face once, and it’s added everywhere.
Name a few more you've instantly created an album for every person and sorted every picture.
With each person in those group pictures named, the stories start to tell themselves.
Old photos, documents, and films conjure tales in ways that words cannot. These stories bond families across generations and geographies with the humor and love of a shared experience.
Don’t let those shared experiences and rich memories fade away.
Capture stories from your past and let them bring everyone together.
Shared in a private space, stories weave a fabric of connection.
When privately circulated, good stories become great as the contributions of siblings, cousins, and kids flow in. Each can tell their own version of the story, or just chime in with colorful details.
You own your pictures and they're completely private unless you decide to share them. Should you share, you can do so in a way that just selects the people you want to have access. There's no risk of re-sharing.
Sharing family stories can be sensitive. Details can make you a target for identity thieves or worse. Ponga creates a safe protected space for storytelling, secured with rock-solid privacy.
Keep your stories private even as they're shared.
Join now, and invite as many private guests as you like.
Our pricing is simple. It's all about you. Our members are our customers. Your friends and family are your guests. They sign-up for free and contribute as many stories as they'd like. They're your guests.
Note: Ponga currently requires a desktop or laptop computer, not a mobile device.
Pictures that tell stories louder than words.
Join Ponga and explore your stories together.
Hear what our members say about using Ponga
Ryan is using Ponga to organize his collection and because it can handle high-resolution images and media, he's using it to curate stories in his grandpa's life.
Jill sees Ponga as the perfect solution for family history, remembrance, and connection.
Victoria saw Ponga immediately as a way to not only share pictures but also use them to solicit stories from the many viewpoints of her extended family.
Cathy wanted privacy and control so she could feel comfortable sharing her stories, history, and photographs with her extended family across the country.