Sharing stories privately through pictures
From humble beginnings to an intelligent algorithm that organizes photos by face without having to rename a photo tag and so much more.
Ponga’s monthly and annual subscription service offers members unlimited uploads of images, guest accounts all on an ad-free platform. Check out our pricing, offers, and discounts.
Your memories and stories are safe for generations to come. You own your own pictures and content, they are private unless you invite guests.
The Ponga member community alongside our product champion has created this comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your Ponga Membership.
Easy and fun to do with just one picture or many!
Want to know more about Ponga? We've got a video to get you started!
Get a Ponga Membership: Upload your photos risk free with our 21-day trial and let the storytelling fun begin!
If you don't have in home scanning, choose from a facility near you to help you sort and scan your photos. Most services are complimentary.
Members and guests help move history forward with their stories and knowledge.
Guest contributors and Ponga staff share how they are reliving their memories through photos and storytelling.
Our community shares the most amazing stories and advise not to wait!
Jumpstart your own progects with the fellowship and creativity of the Ponga community.
See programs available to the Ponga community using the platform to create lasting memories, preserving treasures through storytelling.
Check back often for Ponga-hosted virtual, in-person, and hybrid events. Most virtual events are also available on demand.
Members create fun ways to use Ponga while exploring their photos.
View how members get creative using Ponga in their photo journey.
Members and Ponga staff share insight into their favorite tips.
Take a peek at where Ponga will be next!
Visit our social media wall where ideas are sparked and conversations are started. You never know who you might meet!
3-part series on using and saving social media posts for genealogy research led by Carly Morgan of Family Tree Notebooks.
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