A gadget journal for the phones, cameras and computers you’ve used. Keep your timeline on your phone, tablet or the web. No installation needed for the web.
MemoReading a message on my wrist felt like a tiny miracle.
2013Release year
03 / MOTOROLA
Moto G (1st generation)
MemoI saved up for it at my part-time job. It felt like mine.
Your timeline, on every screen.
Add the time you spent with each gadget, its status and photos. A personal timeline built around your own memories.
Capture a memory on your phone, then explore it on a larger screen. Use the iPhone or Android app, the iPad app, or a web browser on your computer or tablet.
11,993models in the catalogCatalog snapshot · 2026-10-21 (KST)
DynaTAC 8000X1984
StarTAC1996
iPhone 3G2008
Curve 85202009
iPhone 42010
iPhone X2017
Galaxy Fold2019
Galaxy Z Flip2020
Galaxy Z Flip 32021
Razr Ultra (2025)2025
Apple II1977
IBM PC 51501981
Apple IIe1983
Apple IIGS1986
iMac G31998
iMac G3 (Slot-Loading)1999
Power Mac G5 (2003)2003
iMac 24 (M1, 2021)2021
Mac mini (M2, 2023)2023
Mac mini (M4, 2024)2024
PowerBook 1001991
ThinkPad 700C1992
ThinkPad T202000
MacBook Pro 15-inch (2006)2006
NC102008
MacBook Air (Late 2010, 11"/13")2010
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon2012
MacBook Air (Retina, 2018)2018
MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1, 2020)2020
MacBook Air (M4, 2025)2025
Pilot 10001996
PalmPilot Professional1997
iPad (1st gen)2010
iPad mini2012
Nexus 7 (2012)2012
Kindle Fire HDX 72013
iPad Pro2018
Galaxy Tab S7+2020
iPad Air (4th generation)2020
Galaxy Tab S9+2023
Nikon F1959
AE-1 Program1981
35Ti1993
EOS 300D2003
EOS 5D2005
α72013
A60002014
α7 IV2021
ZV-E102021
X100VI2024
Walkman TPS-L21979
Discman D-501984
iPod (1st gen)2001
iPod mini2004
iPod nano2005
Stanmore2013
SoundLink Mini II2015
QuietComfort 352016
AirPods Pro (1st gen)2019
WH-1000XM62025
Atari 2600 / Video Computer System1977
Game & Watch1980
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES, North America)1991
Game Boy Color1998
Dreamcast1998
Nintendo DS2004
Xbox 3602005
Nintendo DS Lite2006
PlayStation 42013
Steam Deck2022
Forerunner 3052006
Pebble2013
Forerunner 2352015
Apple Watch Series 32017
Apple Watch Series 42018
Galaxy Watch Active22019
Apple Watch Series 62020
Apple Watch Ultra2022
Apple Watch Series 92023
Oura Ring 42024
Casio fx Series1991
BlackBerry 8501999
Kindle Keyboard (3rd generation)2010
Roku 32013
Fire TV (1st generation, box)2014
Fire TV Stick 4K (1st generation)2018
Chromecast with Google TV (4K)2020
Kindle Paperwhite (5th gen, 11th gen)2021
Meta Quest 32023
Kindle Paperwhite (12th generation)2024
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A memory of your own. A conversation to share.
Share gadget memories and everyday experiences in Lounge. Join the conversation with comments. An account and community profile are required to participate.
A gadget journal app keeps a personal record of the tech you’ve used. Gizmory brings your phones, cameras, computers and consoles together with dates, photos and memories. It is a journal of your gadgets and your life with them.
What is a device timeline app?+
A device timeline app organizes your gadgets into a personal history. In Gizmory, record when you used a flip phone, an iPod or your first iPhone, then add photos and memories. Your timeline follows your own usage dates, not just product release years.
Do I need an account?+
You can start your personal device records and timeline without signing in. Sign in with the same account to use your records across the app and web. Posting or commenting in Lounge also requires a community profile.
Can I download Gizmory in the United States?+
Yes. Use the App Store for iPhone and iPad, Google Play for Android, or open Gizmory in a browser. Start for free; check your local store page for current compatibility and supported app languages.
Can I use Gizmory without installing an app?+
Yes. Choose “Start on the web” in a browser on your computer, tablet or phone. Home brings together news, magazine articles and memorable gadgets, with access to the catalog, your timeline and Lounge.
Can I use Gizmory on an iPad?+
Yes. Get the iPad app from the App Store or open the web version in Safari or another browser. Explore the catalog and organize your device timeline and stories on a larger screen.
Can I read the magazine without installing the app?+
Yes. Open Magazine from the site menu or choose “Read article” on a featured card. It takes you straight to the public article, which you can read in your browser.
Can I use my app account and records on the web?+
Yes. Sign in with the same account to access your cloud-synced device records and the same Lounge. Automatic sync is on by default when signed in and can be changed in Settings. Personal photos are not synced automatically.
Is Gizmory Pro a subscription?+
No. Gizmory is free to start, and Pro is a one-time lifetime purchase. Check the app for current local pricing and the features included in Free and Pro.
Can I make a card of the phones I’ve owned?+
Yes. Record your devices, then open Timeline Card in Studio to choose a category and image format. You can also make a sticker poster or save your gear of the day with GearFit.
What if my device is missing from the catalog?+
Request a device addition in the app. While it is being reviewed, you can enter the device manually to begin your personal record.
Are my personal records and photos published automatically?+
Personal records are separate from stories you share in Lounge. Review your text and photos before posting: the content you choose to share will be public. Photo analysis for finding old devices takes place on your device.
Start with one gadget you remember.
Open up your gadget history.
Use the app on your phone or tablet, or open the web on your computer. Start on the screen that suits you.
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Record the phones you used to own
Choose a device in Gizmory, add when you used it and its status, and save it to your personal timeline. Your old phones belong there too.
01. Pick your first phone
This is the screen you see when you get started. Browse the decades from the 1990s to the 2020s, or use the search field below. If nothing comes to mind, tap “I don’t remember” to move on.
Open the Chronicle tab at the bottom of the app to see your recorded devices. Tap + at the top right to add another. Open a record to update its status or add a story.
Find a device in the app. Browse the catalog using a product name or model you remember.
Add when you used it. An approximate year is enough, and you can leave the year unknown.
Choose its status, such as still in use or kept in storage, and save it.
Find it in your Chronicle. If a memory comes to mind, add it as a story.
What if my device is missing from the catalog?
You can request a catalog addition. While you wait, you can also enter the details yourself to start a personal record. Add what you remember rather than choosing a similar model as an exact match.
Your memories and what you share
Keeping a personal record and posting in the Lounge are separate actions. You can start your Chronicle without signing in, then choose which stories you want to share.
Once your collection starts to grow
Open Studio to turn your device records into cards you can share. Check the current in-app information for the features available to you.
Choose another guide from the menu at the top.
Make your own device cards in Studio
Once you have recorded your devices, open Studio at the bottom of the app. Bring them together in a timeline card, arrange a sticker poster, or show what you are carrying with Gear Fit.
01. Share your history as a timeline card
Open “Make a Chronicle Card” in Studio. Choose a device category, such as phones or computers, and a format: Story 9:16, Feed 1:1, Feed 4:5, or landscape. Tap “Share as image” to open the share sheet.
Open Sticker Poster and tap “Create new poster”. Choose a background, add your devices and stickers, then move and resize them. The example below shows a personal device collection arranged in the real editor. Use Background, Devices, Stickers, and Text at the bottom, then tap “Export” at the top right to share.
Open “Today’s Gear Fit” and tap a + slot beside the avatar. Choose gear for each slot, such as a phone for your hand or earbuds for your ears. Add devices to the bag, then tap “Save GOTD” to keep today’s setup. The screen below shows seven items equipped across the ears, wrist, hand, and bag.
Review the devices, dates, stories, and photos on your card before sharing it. The records shown here are examples for this guide. Screens and available options may vary by app version and by the free or Pro features you use.
Choose another guide from the menu at the top.
Find old devices using photo information
If a photo still contains the make and model of the device that took it, Gizmory can read that information on your device to suggest an old phone or camera you may have used.
Does it recognize objects in a photo?
This feature does not identify a phone by how it looks in a picture. It reads clues in the photo file’s EXIF information, such as the manufacturer, model, and date taken. It helps you find the device that took the photo.
Review a match before adding it
Open the app’s feature for finding devices from photo information.
Review the photo access prompt from your operating system and choose which photos to make available.
Check the suggested model and shooting dates to see whether it is a device you used.
Confirm the matches you want to add to your Chronicle. Suggestions are not added automatically.
Which photos might not give a result?
Photos without shooting information, screenshots, and images whose metadata was removed by messaging or editing apps may not identify a model. Even when metadata is present, the catalog may not have a matching device, or the model name may be ambiguous. Treat results as suggestions to review.
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
This analysis runs on your device. It does not send the original photos or their original shooting information to a server for analysis. Choosing to post a photo in the Lounge is a separate action. Read the Privacy Policy for details about data handling.
Choose another guide from the menu at the top.
What can I do without a Gizmory account?
You can start your personal device records and Chronicle without an account. Participating in the Lounge and using cloud features tied to an account require you to sign in.
Start your personal records on your device
You can record devices and build a Chronicle without creating an account when you first open the app. Starting without an account does not mean every feature is free or unlimited. Check the app for the current free and Pro feature availability.
Sign in to join the Lounge
To post or comment in the Lounge, sign in and create a community profile. Your personal records and photos are not all posted automatically. Review the content and photos you choose to share before publishing.
Check backup and sync separately
Local records and account-based cloud backup are separate features. Cloud features require sign-in and may have their own access conditions. Before changing devices or deleting the app, check your actual backup status and the restore instructions in the app. Also check which original photos are included.
If you want to delete your account
See the account deletion instructions (Korean) for the steps and the data affected. Deleting an account and removing personal records from your device are different actions, so read the deletion screen carefully before proceeding. For help in English, visit Support.
Pebble
Moto G (1st generation)
Nintendo DS Lite
RAZR V3
X100VI
2005
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DynaTAC 8000X1984
iPhone 3G2008
Curve 85202009
iPhone 42010
iPhone X2017
Galaxy Fold2019
Galaxy Z Flip2020
Galaxy Z Flip 32021
Razr Ultra (2025)2025
Apple II1977
IBM PC 51501981
Apple IIe1983
Apple IIGS1986
iMac G31998
iMac G3 (Slot-Loading)1999
Power Mac G5 (2003)2003
iMac 24 (M1, 2021)2021
Mac mini (M2, 2023)2023
Mac mini (M4, 2024)2024
PowerBook 1001991
ThinkPad 700C1992
ThinkPad T202000
MacBook Pro 15-inch (2006)2006
NC102008
MacBook Air (Late 2010, 11"/13")2010
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon2012
MacBook Air (Retina, 2018)2018
MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1, 2020)2020
MacBook Air (M4, 2025)2025
Pilot 10001996
PalmPilot Professional1997
iPad (1st gen)2010
iPad mini2012
Nexus 7 (2012)2012
Kindle Fire HDX 72013
iPad Pro2018
Galaxy Tab S7+2020
iPad Air (4th generation)2020
Galaxy Tab S9+2023
Nikon F1959
AE-1 Program1981
35Ti1993
EOS 300D2003
EOS 5D2005
α72013
A60002014
α7 IV2021
ZV-E102021
Walkman TPS-L21979
Discman D-501984
iPod mini2004
iPod nano2005
Stanmore2013
SoundLink Mini II2015
QuietComfort 352016
AirPods Pro (1st gen)2019
WH-1000XM62025
Atari 2600 / Video Computer System1977
Game & Watch1980
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES, North America)1991
Game Boy Color1998
Dreamcast1998
Nintendo DS2004
Xbox 3602005
PlayStation 42013
Steam Deck2022
Forerunner 3052006
Forerunner 2352015
Apple Watch Series 32017
Apple Watch Series 42018
Galaxy Watch Active22019
Apple Watch Series 62020
Apple Watch Ultra2022
Apple Watch Series 92023
Oura Ring 42024
Casio fx Series1991
BlackBerry 8501999
Kindle Keyboard (3rd generation)2010
Roku 32013
Fire TV (1st generation, box)2014
Fire TV Stick 4K (1st generation)2018
Chromecast with Google TV (4K)2020
Kindle Paperwhite (5th gen, 11th gen)2021
Meta Quest 32023
Kindle Paperwhite (12th generation)2024
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