Nostalgia - Living Archive

Nostalgia - Living Archive

Restore. Remember. Relive.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 17, 2026
  • August 5, 2026

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Restore faded, scratched, or damaged old photos with AI. Add color to black-and-white images and preserve the stories behind them in a private digital archive. Easily organize, share, and collaborate with family.

AI-powered photo restoration
Colorize black-and-white photos
Private digital photo archive
Add names, dates, and stories
Group people across decades
Private family sharing and collaboration
Create memorials for loved ones
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What's New in Nostalgia

2.2.9

August 5, 2026

Restoring your first photo is now as simple as choosing it, tapping Restore, and sharing the result with family. - Choose a photo or scan a print, then land directly on the recommended Restore action. Specialist controls stay optional under Advanced tools. - See the whole Original and Restored photo in the before-and-after view, then share the result privately or send the transformation to the family group. - Some photos need more than a standard repair. When yours does, you are offered a deeper restore alongside it, with the price shown before anything is spent. Your first one is free. - Turn AI suggestions off and they stay off. Nothing is inferred about your photos while that switch is down. - Open a memorial on its own page, on any phone, without an account — made to be handed round at a service. - When a relative sends you a photo you already have, the app says so instead of quietly adding a second copy. - Photos worth your attention are sorted by what is actually wrong with them, in words rather than a score. - Finished restores leave a clear receipt on the photo, so you can return hours later and still see what happened. - When a provider returns a smaller image than your scan, the photo now says so plainly instead of implying no resolution was lost.

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Subscription plans

Family

Shared family vaults + a monthly restore allowance.

$7.991 Month
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$9.99

50 Restore Credits

50 never-expire restore credits.

FAQ

Does Nostalgia have ads?

No, Nostalgia is ad-free. Your photos are never sold or shared for advertising purposes, and uploads are encrypted for privacy.

How much does Nostalgia cost?

Nostalgia is free to download and use. It offers optional subscription plans for enhanced features, such as the Family Vault, with plans starting at $7.99 per month or $79.99 per year.

What devices does Nostalgia support?

Nostalgia is available for iPhone and iPod devices, allowing you to restore and archive your memories on the go.

How often is Nostalgia updated?

The latest version, 2.2.9, was released on August 5, 2026, indicating regular updates to improve features and performance.

Can I restore black-and-white photos with Nostalgia?

Yes, Nostalgia allows you to add natural color to black-and-white prints, bringing your old photographs back to life.

How does Nostalgia handle privacy?

Nostalgia prioritizes privacy. Your photos are encrypted, your archive remains private, and you retain ownership of your originals and restored images. Uploads are not used for AI training unless you opt-in.

What is the age rating for Nostalgia?

Nostalgia has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in preserving family memories.

Can I share photos with family using Nostalgia?

Yes, you can share private links to restored photos, and create invite-only Family Vaults for relatives to browse and contribute to your archive.