
20K
Across more than 100 countries.
1M+
Shared through the service, most of them uploaded in the last few days of a month.
5
French, English, German, Italian and Spanish.

Neveo is a Belgian start-up working on the gap between generations. Its social application, on mobile and web, lets people share their best photographs with grandparents through a monthly family booklet — keeping younger relatives in touch with the older ones.
It was founded in 2015 for families wanting to share moments with people who are not at home with the latest technology and do not see their relatives often. The first product was a digital frame displaying photos sent from an app; after three years the company moved to paper.
Each subscriber can share up to a hundred photographs a month, and they mostly arrive in the last few days of it.
Maintaining servers for a load concentrated into a few days each month was among the biggest difficulties in development.
One of the main goals was that users should not feel any of that, whenever they upload.
The application serves more than 20,000 customers across over a hundred countries in five languages.
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What we did
The product bridges a generation gap by turning app uploads into something a grandparent can hold.
Relatives contribute their best moments through the app on mobile or web across the month.
Those photographs become a printed family booklet, which is what makes the service work for people not fluent in technology.
Server capacity had to cope with more than a million photos arriving in concentrated bursts each month.
The original digital frame gave way, after three years, to the paper product — a business decision the platform had to follow.
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