Parent volunteer day. Dev pretended not to know me for a full hour.
Your family doesn’t fit in one group chat.
Stop sending the same photos to every family thread. Crossli gives you one place to share with both sides of the family and the friends who feel like family. Share once, choose who sees what, and keep the memories worth remembering.
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Share with your side of the family, your partner’s side, and your closest friends, all at once. Crossli keeps each group in its own Circle, so every photo goes exactly where you want it. You can even blur other people’s faces before sharing.
Maya shares one photo
- Hartley cousins Joe’s side
- Mitchell cousins Maya’s side
- The Village Close friends, other kids blurred
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Hartley cousins is the sibling thread. Joe’s sister Elena posts here too, alongside all four Hartleys.
This is the view from our site. Hartleys, hurry up.
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Moments
The memories shouldn’t disappear into the chat.
A weekend at the lake. A birthday party. An ordinary afternoon worth remembering. Crossli brings related photos and posts together into Moments on its own, so they’re easy to find and enjoy again. No albums to organize.
Here, 7 posts from 3 people became one weekend.
✦ Lake weekend
Hartley cousins
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No 4 · to Grandparents
The Hartley Letter
A lake weekend with Elena, Marco and Luca: one tent, one campfire, and more marshmallows than anyone will admit to.
Grandparents read it in their inbox. No app, no account.
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One person subscribes, and everyone you call family is covered: parents, grandparents, cousins, as many as you like. Crossli is free to start. When you want video, Newsletters, or more room, Premium is $30 a year (or $2.99 a month). No ads, no per-person fees, just a fair price for what it costs to run.
See plans and why it’s worth itFamily photos belong together.
Fewer group chats to juggle. More sharing, remembering, and staying close. Free to start.