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BackupMemories gets your Snapchat Memories out of Snapchat with the right dates, places and captions, ready for your photo app. When you download your Memories from Snapchat, the files aren't ready to use. Photos have no date, so they all land on the day you downloaded them. Locations are missing, captions come as separate files and long videos are cut into 10-second clips. BackupMemories fixes all of that. Upload the files Snapchat sent you, as they are, from your phone or computer, with nothing to install. Then save your memories to your phone, Google Drive, Dropbox or a computer. Your files are processed in the EU and deleted automatically, and no AI ever runs on your photos. It's an independent project run by one person. It isn't affiliated with Snap Inc., and it's free while we find out whether it's genuinely useful.
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