About Family Deck of Cards

Family Deck of Cards was created by Mohammad Kazmi and his daughter, Sabrina, a schoolteacher. They wanted a simple, private way for families to look at their own photos together, share stories, and play a game about the people and moments they love — with no accounts, no uploads, and nothing leaving the phone.

Family Deck Of Cards was made by a father and daughter who wanted families to spend more time with their photos.

The idea is simple: a photograph is more than a picture. It is a name, a place, a story, a relationship. Most of the time, our photos sit in a phone and are rarely looked at twice. This app turns your own family photos into a gentle, structured way to look, remember, talk, and connect.

The heart of the app is a six-step journey: Photo, Recognize, Retrieve, Associate, Reminisce, and Recall Later.

It is built around a simple idea used in memory practice and reminiscence work: trying to recall something yourself before being shown the answer is different from simply receiving information. Returning to it after time has passed gives the photograph and its story another moment of attention.

This app does not claim to improve memory, treat any condition, or provide medical benefit. Read the full Medical Disclaimer.

What it does try to offer is a warm and simple reason for families — especially those navigating memory difficulties together — to spend a few minutes with a photograph and a story.

Your photos always stay on your own device. Nothing from your deck is uploaded, and no account is required to use the app.