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Looking for someone in a big family tree? The People view now has one toolbar for both the Tree and the Grid, with Search people in it. Type a name and the Grid shows only the people who match, while the Tree fades everyone else and brings the matches into view, so you can spot a cousin without scrolling around.
If something someone shares doesn't belong in Lovd, you can now tell us. Open the menu on a post, a photo, a comment or someone's profile and choose Report post, Report photo, Report comment or Report. Pick what's wrong, add a note if you like, and choose Send report. The Lovd team reads every report, and what you reported is hidden for you straight away.
You can also block someone from their profile or from one of their comments, or tick the box to block them too when you report. You won't see their posts, photos or comments, and they can't tag you, mention you or send you notifications. They aren't told, and nobody is removed from a collection you share. Changed your mind? Find them under Settings, Privacy, Blocked people and choose Unblock.
Open a post on the map whose photos were taken in more than one place, and the map draws the trip: a route through every stop in the order the photos were taken, in the post's colour. As you step through the post's photos, the map flies along the route to where each one was taken. Tap a stop on the map to jump straight to its photo.
A post's photos now also play in the order they were taken, so a trip reads from the first stop to the last.
Made an album that turned out to be a trip, or a note that deserves to be an event? Choose Edit post and pick a new Post type. An event with guests stays an event until you remove them, so nobody keeps access without a guest list.
A collection is a suggestion, never a requirement. Choose Upload with no collection picked and Lovd asks Upload without a collection? Choose Upload anyway, or name a new collection and choose Create and upload to make it and fill it in one step.
See a photo in your home feed that you want to say something about? Choose Reply on the photo and a comment box opens right under the update, with the photo you picked beside it. Write a few words, send, and your comment appears with the others on the card. Changed your mind? Press Escape or the X to let it go.
The same spot on each photo also holds the magnifier, so you can open a photo full screen straight from the feed.
A burst group in a post shows as one photo, its cover with a small badge saying how many more are inside, just like in your gallery. A post with a twenty-shot burst keeps its grid for the moments that differ. Choose Open photo details on the cover to step through every shot in the burst.
When you edit the post, the burst group is one tile too. Take it out and the whole burst leaves the post, while the burst group itself stays as it is.
A post made from photos doesn't need a title anymore: the photos say it all. Leave the title empty and the post is shown with its kind and date instead, such as Journal · 12 Jul 2025. Events and posts without a photo still ask for a title.
Back after a few days away? A quiet line in your home feed marks where the updates you haven't seen begin, such as New since Tuesday. Everything below it is what you already saw, and everything above it is new.
When there is more that's new than fits on one screen, the feed opens right at that line, so you can read down to the newest update without hunting for where you left off. Updates you added yourself never count as new.
Open anyone's profile to see their life at a glance: how many photos and posts they have, and over which years. Through the years shows a column for every year, so you can pick one and see just those memories.
Memories opens with anything from today's date in other years, and can be filtered to photos, posts or the ones they are tagged in. Their collections are listed with how much of theirs each one holds. About gathers their birthday and birthplace, the people they are most often in photos with, and the places their memories were made. On a Lovd One you added, choose Add their story to write a few lines about who they were and what they loved.
Opening a photo or a post shows its details in tidy cards. The date leads, one line says who added it and to which collections, and a small map shows where it was taken. Camera details sit together in one row, and comments have a card of their own.
If a date or a place is missing, you will see No date or No location in its spot. If the photo or post is yours to edit, tap it to fill it in.
Took a burst of near-identical shots? Select them and choose Group as a burst to show them as one tile in your gallery. One photo is the cover, and a small badge says how many more are inside. Open the burst group to step through every photo in it, choose Make cover for a different favourite, or take one out with Remove from burst group.
Lovd also spots photos you took seconds apart. Open one of them and a card under the photo offers to group them as a burst, or choose Keep separate and it won't ask again. Split burst group puts every photo back on its own, and nothing is ever deleted.
The Slideshow button in the gallery's toolbar opens a full-screen slideshow right over your gallery, one photo at a time. Play, pause and step through your photos from the controls at the bottom. Slideshow options let you pick the speed, choose a fade or slide transition and shuffle the order, and the Full screen button hands the whole screen to your photos.
Lovd's emails have a fresh look in the app's own colours, with a dark version too. A comment email shows who wrote what, and on which post. A new posts email lists the titles of what was added, and an event reminder shows the time on your own clock and the place.
The icon picker for collections and posts has many more icons, sorted into clearer groups such as Weather & seasons and Faith & remembrance. Search finds them by the words you would use, like "birthday" or "beach".
The home feed has a new design. The newest updates are now at the bottom, where the feed opens, and scrolling up takes you back in time. Your own updates sit on the right and everyone else's on the left, each beside the person who shared it.
A bar at the bottom of the feed has Upload media and New post. Drop photos onto it to upload them, or write a post and choose its collection without leaving the feed.
Each update shows its latest comments. Tap one to open the photo or post it belongs to.
The gallery has a Sort button in its toolbar. Alongside Newest first and Oldest first, you can choose Closest to a date and pick a day, or Nearest the pin to order your photos by how far they are from a spot on the map. Lovd remembers the order you chose.
As you scroll, a small label shows the day you have reached, or the distance from the pin.
Opening a busy day on the calendar now takes you to the gallery, sorted closest to that day. Opening a group of photos on the map drops a pin there and shows the gallery nearest to it. You can also click an empty part of the map to drop the pin yourself.
While you are creating a post, it now shows as a pin on the map at its location, in the icon and colour you have chosen. Change either and the pin changes with you.
Right-click the map and choose New post here to start a post at that exact spot. To move it, right-click somewhere else and choose Use this location.
Choose Swipe sort on the upload page to go through your photos one at a time. Drag each photo to a collection or a post and it goes up straight away, or leave it for later. You can also tap a few collections and send the photo to all of them at once.
Each card shows when and where the photo was taken, so you can fix either before it goes, and tag who is in it.
Photos keep uploading after you leave the upload page. A small note shows their progress wherever you are in Lovd, and View uploads takes you back.
Connecting to someone who has their own account now sends them a request, and the connection appears once they accept. Until then it shows as pending, and you can cancel it.
Your account now has one place to choose what Lovd tells you about: invites, new posts and comments, event reminders, birthdays and a weekly summary of what's new.
Reminders and the weekly summary start off, so you only get them if you ask for them. You can mute a collection from its menu when it gets busy, or pause everything except invitations while you take a break.
Anyone in your collections with a birthplace now has their own pin on the map. Point at a pin to see who it is and where they were born, or tap it to open their profile. The people filter narrows the pins the same way it narrows everything else.
Press and hold any photo to start selecting, in every view. On touch that is a long-press. On a computer, hold the mouse button down, or right-click and choose Add to selection.
The gesture now works the same on the timeline, map, calendar and people graph,
so the Selection button has left those toolbars. The S key still does the
same thing.
The theme pickers are sliders now, both in your account settings and in each collection's settings. Highlight and background colours run in hue order, so you can slide across the spectrum and watch the page change as you go. Roundness has its own slider, each stop drawn with its own corners.
Press anywhere on the toolbar, buttons included, and drag. The bar now rides whichever edge of the view you take it to and slides freely along it, instead of snapping to one of eight corners. The grab handle is gone, and dragging works by touch on a phone.
A press that stays put is still an ordinary click, and Lovd remembers where you left the bar. Right-click it to send it back to the middle of any edge.
The calendar is now one continuous scroll. The separate month and year views are gone: months run into each other, and the month you are looking at stays pinned at the top as you go.
Birthdays and posts still sit on their dates. Today, the arrows and the month and year pickers all scroll you to the right spot, and years of photos now scroll smoothly.
Open a photo and the details panel now shows the camera and lens it was taken with, along with aperture, shutter, ISO and focal length.
Metering, white balance and flash sit under "Technical details" if you want them. This works on photos you added long ago, not only on new uploads.
Drag the toolbar to any of eight spots around a view, or right-click to pick one. Lovd remembers where you put it. On a phone it stays within thumb reach at the bottom.
Press ? to see every shortcut for the view you are pointing at, or open the
list from your user menu. In a split layout, keys go to the panel under your
pointer instead of firing in both.
When you get logged out, Lovd will suggest previously used accounts or login methods for speedier entry.
It only ever remembers on your own device, and only who you are, never your password. You can clear it from a device by tapping the X after logging out.
Every photo in your feed and gallery now has its own zoom button, right next to the lov heart. Tap it to open that picture full screen.
When you step through photos with the next and previous arrows, they now move in the same order you see on screen, so they always take you where you expect.
Your family tree now arranges itself with more care. Each side of the family lands where you'd expect, related people stay grouped together, and the empty gaps between branches are closed up.
Person cards are cleaner too, giving names more room and tucking buttons away until you hover.
Photos on the timeline now fill their frames without being stretched or squashed. Each one is scaled from its own proportions and cropped to fit, so faces and scenes look right at every zoom level.
While a picture is still loading, its spot shows a small coloured dot instead of an empty hole, then fades into place when it's ready. Zooming through your busiest years is smoother too, even with thousands of photos in one period.
On a touchscreen or trackpad you can now pinch the gallery to change how big the thumbnails are. Spread two fingers for fewer, larger photos, or pinch in to fit more on screen. It steps through the same sizes as the toolbar buttons, so gestures and controls stay in sync.
The map's clustering control is now a slider instead of an on or off toggle. Slide toward finer detail to break big groups of photos into smaller ones, or toward coarser to gather them back up.
Lovd now has a public changelog, the page you're reading right now. We ship small improvements every day, and from today you can follow along here. You'll also find a What's new entry in your account menu inside the app.
On each person and Lovd One's birthday, they now get a festive party hat on their avatar throughout the app. Happy 31st Birthday to me!
Hovering a photo on the calendar, the map, or in the gallery now shows the same preview as the timeline: a framed picture with its date and the people in it. On the map, your scroll wheel keeps zooming even while a preview is open.
If you land on a missing page, or something goes wrong, you'll now see a warm little page with a misplaced polaroid and clear buttons back to your photos.
There's a new Curator plan for growing photo collections: 5GB of storage for €1/month (or €8/year). It sits between the free plan and Archivist. See all plans on the pricing page.
You can now write a description while you upload a photo, alongside the date and location. Tell the story behind a picture as you add it, with no need to come back and edit it later.
The in-app tours now remember what you've already seen on your account, so a new phone or a cleared browser won't show you the same tips again.
Your Lovd app now greets you with a hand drawn wordmark, animated hearts, and texture, with tips to read while it loads.
There's now a link to our Instagram (@lovdsupport) in the footer. Follow along for product updates and to see how families are using Lovd.
We fixed a case where an invite could be claimed more than once, and accepting an invite is now an explicit step so nobody joins by accident on a shared device. When you log out on a shared device, everything stored there is cleared, so the next person can't see your photos or private data.
Your collection list now appears straight away, without the flash of empty sections.
If an update ever leaves the app stuck in a reload loop, Lovd now notices, clears the broken state, and gets you back to a working app on its own.
You no longer need to clear your browser data by hand.
When you switch the app between light and dark, Lovd now confirms it with a notification. If something goes wrong, you'll see an error message instead.
Merging a Lovd One placeholder into a real account now works with a shareable link, no email needed. You can bundle a collection invite and relationships into one link, and a single "Invite to Lovd" panel handles both email and link invites.
On the People page, click the connection line between two people and choose "Edit relationship" to change how they are related, without deleting and recreating it. However you arrange people is saved in your browser and stays put across reloads and collection switches, and "Reset layout" brings back the automatic arrangement.
Tap the star on any photo in a post to make it the collection's cover. It floats to the top and represents the collection on cards across the app, with every view kept in sync.
The timeline now adapts to your device. Lower end phones and tablets get a lighter version that reduces stuttering and battery drain.
The timeline no longer shimmers or jitters as you pan and zoom, because photos now keep stable positions. They still arrange themselves to avoid overlaps, and you can set photo size separately from the zoom level.
Prominent photos appear as thumbnails, while busy periods show as small dots.
Posts with four or more photos now show as a 2x2 collage grid in your calendar day cells and gallery views, so multi photo moments are quicker to browse.
A "Today" button jumps straight to the current date, and new buttons move you forward and back a full year at a time. The month and year views now switch with icon tabs.
Birthdays of your family members now show as highlighted days in the calendar, colored by their relationship to you. Filter by people to focus on the birthdays you want.
The People page now switches between a graph view of your family tree, with zoom, layout, and spacing controls, and a grid of cards. Arrange nodes by hand and filter relationships in the graph, or use the cards for contact info, photo counts, and quick actions.
Each post in your home feed now shows the people behind it at the top: the photo's creator, anyone tagged as an event attendee, and family or loved ones tagged in the photo. Hover an avatar to see that person's profile.
New accounts now start with a demo collection of sample photos and people to explore, plus a guided tour of the app's key features. You can hide the demo collections whenever you like once you start adding your own photos.
When you archive a collection, its photos and posts now drop out of every view, including your home feed, search, map, timeline, calendar, and gallery. Your archived content stays safe, and a photo that lives in several collections still appears while at least one of them is active.
Collections now have a cover image, shown on the collection card and while you browse. Set, change, or remove a cover to give each one its own look.
You can now use @mentions in post descriptions, just like in comments. Start typing @ and pick who you mean, and when tagging people in photos you can search anyone on Lovd by handle, not only your collection members.
Right click a photo to create a new post with that image already selected. The map context menu can set a post's location by coordinates, and media location info is available while you create or edit a post.
When filtering by date, you can now choose between when photos were taken and when they were uploaded to Lovd.
Your light or dark choice now stays selected on the account settings page while you move between other settings. Changes apply right away.
Your home feed now has right-click menus. You can select a post, add it to a collection, tag people, or delete it without opening the full view.
The calendar is now much quicker, especially when you move between years. Navigation is smooth and months switch straight away.
The calendar now handles several birthdays falling on the same day. Right-click menus know their context across the app, so you get the right options for people, photos, events, and locations wherever you see them.
The calendar now remembers whether you prefer the month or year view. Your choice sticks even when you leave the app and come back.
If something goes wrong while the app is starting up, it now recovers on its own, clearing out stale data so the newest version loads properly. Helpful tooltips have also been added across the app.
The family tree now lays out with better positioning and alignment. It's easier to see how people relate to each other at a glance.
Uploads now cope with slow or patchy connections. Each photo shows its progress, retries on its own if it fails, and pauses and resumes when your connection drops.
You can now add your Lovd Ones (placeholder people) to a collection from its settings page, listed alongside members and invited people.
Invite links now show a preview image of the collection, so people can see what they're joining before they open it.
You can now create folders to organize your collections. Drag and drop collections between them, or move them from the menu.
Everyone gets their own folder structure, so shared collections stay arranged your way.
You can now accept or decline collection invitations right in the app. Pending invites wait for you on your Collections page, so you can deal with them whenever you like.
Search now offers recent photos and people along with suggestions, so you often get what you want before you finish typing.
You can also search across the whole of Lovd to find people by their handle.
Search now lives in the user menu at the top right, so you can look for photos, events, and people from anywhere in the app.
The zoom controls stay visible while you scroll, and the download button has moved into the image viewer's toolbar.
The calendar now responds to keyboard shortcuts, so you can move around it faster, and there is a "go to today" button to bring you straight back.
Month and year views also hold up better on smaller screens.
While you are viewing a zoomed image, the arrow keys and the on-screen buttons step you through the other photos in the same post.
The viewer stays open the whole time, so you can keep going without closing it.
Markers and tooltips now show up more reliably, and nearby ones group together as you zoom out. You can also pick from several map styles.
Zoomed images now line up with the real pixels, so fine detail stays crisp, and a new 1:1 button jumps you to true resolution. Media tiles no longer show bars around the edges.
Connect your Dropbox or Google Photos account and import photos in bulk. You can preview thumbnails before you import.
Lovd uploads them in the background, keeping the original dates and locations where they are available.
Accepting an invitation now takes you to the right place, and you get clear feedback if something goes wrong.
Collection themes no longer jump around when you switch between them, and you can reset a theme to its defaults at any time.
Getting started now takes two clear steps. An activation checklist then walks you through the key features.
Lovd now speaks Bengali, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese, and Chinese, alongside the European languages it already had.
That takes us past 20 languages, whether you're sharing photos in Bangkok, Mumbai, or Tokyo.
Hide collections you're not using without deleting them. Archiving is private to you and doesn't change anything for other members.
You'll find archived collections anytime under the new Archived tab.
Click any photo to open it full screen, then zoom and pan around it. You can move between photos in the same post without closing the viewer.
Personal plans now start at 3 euros per month, or 30 per year. Family plans start at 6 euros per month, or 60 per year.
You can now invite people to your Lovd family without needing a collection first, and add a relationship type to the invitation if you want to.
You can also request a connection with someone already on Lovd.
Person cards on the timeline now adjust to how densely packed it is. You see less detail when you zoom out, and more when you look closely.
Zooming in the gallery is quicker to respond and shows you more clearly what it is doing. The calendar view has been tidied up at the same time.
You can now record where someone was born by picking the spot on a map.
Photos and events carry coordinates too, so their locations are more accurate.
Add birthdays for the people in your family tree and they will show up as events on the calendar, so you can see at a glance whose birthday is coming up.
You can now choose how dates are written: day first, month first, or automatic based on your locale.
Your choice applies everywhere, from the calendar to the details on a photo.
The new People view puts your loved ones on the timeline on their birthdays, as nodes you can interact with, joined by curved connectors that show how they relate. Turn the people layer off whenever you want to focus on photos.
Uploading photos and choosing where they belong on the map is easier too. You can search for locations, pick several photos at once, and watch uploads come through as they process.
Navigation has moved out of the sidebar and into a header bar. That gives your photos more room on screen and makes switching views quicker.
Moving between photos, people, and calendar now happens through tabs in the header rather than dropdown menus, which makes switching quicker.
You can also jump straight to a view with the G, T, M, and P keys.
Uploading photos now has a page of its own, with a gallery picker built in.
You can select several photos at once and organize the ones you already have before adding new ones.
If you have Lovd open in more than one browser tab, changes now sync between them automatically.
Smarter caching also means you can keep browsing your memories if your connection briefly drops.
The new upload screen helps you organize and edit photos before posting. See a live preview on your calendar or map, and edit dates, locations, and details across several photos at once.
When you select a photo on the map, the lighting shifts to match the time of day it was taken, so you get a sense of when the moment happened.
Selecting and managing large batches of photos is much faster now, including select all and bulk actions.
You can now create and edit posts right in the detail panel. Add media, write captions, set dates, and publish from one place without switching views.
Map popups now animate as you close them, so moving between locations feels smoother.
Slideshows now run more reliably in the gallery, on the map, and on the timeline. Transitions from one photo to the next are smoother and more natural.
Click and drag across a time range to select several photos at once, then double-click that range to zoom into the period. On mobile and tablet you can pinch to zoom with two fingers.
The timeline now loads and draws photos more efficiently, especially across large time ranges. Smarter image handling and caching keep it quick as you scroll.
We've redesigned how you manage relationships and share collections. The wording now makes it clear who can see what, and sending connection requests to family and friends is easier.
You can now create a Lovd account with your Apple ID, alongside the existing email and Google options.
The invite screen shows people you've recently invited and suggests members from your collections, so you can reach the right people faster.
Lovd now updates itself more reliably. When a new version ships you get it on your next reload instead of seeing stale content, and old cached data is cleaned up for you.
You can now schedule account deletion from your account settings. Your account stays active for 7 days, so you can cancel if you change your mind.
After that, all your data is permanently deleted.
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