Livo EnterprisesWhere things are
Version 7 · Last updated 13 November 2026
Livo has three surfaces along the bottom, a Search button, and a book of everything else.
Gallery
Your photos by Moment, newest first. Tap the ≡ menu at the top right, then Add Photos, to bring more in from your Camera Roll. Swipe a tile up to mark it. Tap the tag icon on a Moment to say who is in it and what happened; tap the face icon to name the faces Livo found. Select photos to tag, share, make a Memory of them, or add them to an Event. The search field at the top finds photos from a few words, and Filter narrows the Gallery by people, places, events, dates and more. The Gallery keeps its place when you go to another surface and come back.
Memory Lane
The Memories you make: a set of photos in order, a story, and your voice if you record one. Along the top, People, Places and Events are three ways to browse everything you have named. Open a Memory to watch it, edit it, share it as a video, make a gift of it, or seal it into a capsule. The book button on the top row orders prints: a book made from any Memories and pages you choose.
Capsules
Your Time Capsules: sealed Memories, kept as files you can hand on. Tap Seal to make one. Each capsule is copied to the places you chose under Keep a copy and checked for you now and then; a row says when it was last checked and in how many places, and Livo tells you if a copy needs attention while it can still be repaired. A capsule that was made as a gift shows its video and its book here, ready to send again.
The book (Organize)
Everything else: Getting Started, the Guide, People, Places, Events, Life Events, Tags, Buckets, Activity, Trash, Curator and Settings. Curator holds Backup & Restore, Family, Media Sources and the clean-up tools, in four groups: Sources, Safekeeping, Family, and Clean up and review. See Curator.
Search
Tap Search in the bottom bar and the cursor goes to the search field at the top of the Gallery. Type or say a name, a place, an event, a word from a story, or a date. Livo shows what it understood as chips under the field; tap a chip to change what a word means, or its ✕ to drop it. See Finding photos.