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Memolane

Memolane, Inc. was a technology startup based in San Francisco, founded in 2010 by Eric Lagier and a team of entrepreneurs.

Funding reportedLast round: Series A

Information technology & servicesSan Francisco, United States

About Memolane

Memolane, Inc. was a technology startup based in San Francisco, founded in 2010 by Eric Lagier and a team of entrepreneurs.

The company specialized in social media aggregation and interactive timelines, allowing users to visualize their social media activity in a chronological format. Memolane's platform pulled content from various social media sites, enabling users to relive and share their personal histories through an engaging interface. The service was free to use and featured daily email notifications that recapped past events, fostering nostalgia among users. Memolane launched publicly in November 2010 and gained attention for its storytelling focus, differentiating itself from competitors by emphasizing emotional connections and simplicity. Despite generating around $1 million in annual revenue, Memolane shut down in February 2013 after being acquired, with all user accounts and content deleted shortly thereafter. The innovative timeline concept has since influenced social media features in other platforms.

What company datasets say Memolane raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$2.5Min dollars
Rounds2
Last roundSeries A
Last round size$500K
Last round dateNov 2011
Investors listed3

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

interactive timelinesinformation technology & servicesorganizing online contenttechnologycurated websocial media aggregationinformation & internet

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Sector
Information technology & services
Region
California
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