Document your personal history of electronic devices, from your first phone to your current laptop. Add photos, notes, and memories to each entry. Create shareable timeline cards and explore your collection by category.
1.3.3
November 2, 2026
You can now request devices that aren't in the catalog. Tech news has a new look, and the Timeline gains a gallery view. - A "Can't find your device? Request it" line now ends the search results in Add device, Discover, and the category and era searches. You need to be signed in to send a request. - When you add a device by hand while signed in, turn on "Also request it for the catalog" to send the request as you save. Only the name, brand, release year and category are sent; your memo and price are not. - A device's detail screen shows whether its request is still in review. Once it's added to the catalog, the app tells you once when you open it, and "Link this record" switches the name, brand, category and release year to the catalog's. Your memo, price, photos and stories stay as they are, and you can undo a link right after making it. - In Tech news, the list now shows each article's photo beside its headline, and articles are split into sections. Official manufacturer photos and videos appear in the article when there are any, and device cards inside an article open the catalog. On iPad and iPhone Duo the article column is wider. - The Timeline has a gallery view that lays your devices out in cards by year. With 3 or more devices, one button switches between the timeline and the gallery. - The Tech news calendar is larger on big screens such as iPad. - Pro bought on the web now shows as "Lifetime access · unlimited" instead of "Pro is active · checking expiry".
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Gizmory Pro Lifetime
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Gizmory is a personal timeline app that allows you to log every electronic device you've owned, from phones to laptops, and store memories associated with them. You can add details like purchase price, notes, and photos.
You can keep up to 20 active devices on your timeline for free. Any additional device records beyond this limit will be saved as drafts until you activate Gizmory Pro.
Yes, Gizmory contains advertisements. Users can opt for Gizmory Pro to remove the 'Made with Gizmory' signature from posters and access other premium features.
Gizmory Pro offers unlimited device records, extra themes and Sticker Poster assets, the option to remove the 'Made with Gizmory' signature, and a cloud backup option. It is available as a one-time purchase for lifetime access.
Yes, file backup and restore are always free. You can choose between a data-only JSON backup or a ZIP backup that includes original photos.
Gizmory is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. The app interface supports English, Japanese, and Korean languages.
The latest version of Gizmory is 1.3.2, which was last updated on October 21, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
Yes, you can turn your device history into shareable Timeline cards in Story, Feed, and Wide sizes, as well as Sticker Posters. You can also arrange your favorites and share an image.
