This post was sponsored by the makers of ibi as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central. The makers of ibi sent me this for free. All opinions expressed in my post are my own.

If you have followed Theresa’s Reviews for a while, you know how much I enjoy taking photos! Often I document our family’s every day moments. From birthdays to vacations, taking photos helps keep the memory. However not all moments are meant to be shared publicly. For sharing special occasions privately, ibi is a device that makes photo sharing simple.

Sharing Our Family Photos With ibi

As a smart photo manager, ibi brings my photos, videos, and favorite people together! It allows me to privately share what I want with who I want.

To use the device, download the app on either iPhone or Android. Setup is complete when it connects to the router. Then, choose which photos to store and share with ibi.

While creating a shared space for my inner circle, the device lets me organize my most precious memories. On the app, I can create albums, select photos and videos to upload, and add members. Each member has a private place to store photos and videos that no one else can see. Then, every member contributes memories.

Some moments aren’t meant to be shared publicly, like our family birthday celebrations. Photos of other people’s children at our birthday party can also easily be shared using the device.

Sometimes it’s not smart to share vacation photos while traveling, but with ibi you can share them with people you trust.

Although social media is a great place to post the moments you are proud of, sometimes a meaningful moment isn’t meant for Pinterest or Instagram. Social media is meant for the best quality photos, but some snapshots are worth saving too.

Sometimes my family looks tired or our house looks messy, but a photo or video still matters. We can make sure to keep our closest family and friends in the loop with ibi, even if they don’t own a device of their own!

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Your turn! What was the last photo you took that you didn’t post to social media? Tell me about it in the comments!