My Life Pages: your dashboard
Every page you belong to, with what's new on each since you last looked. Pinned pages first, then yours, then bookmarks; a word above a card says what kind of page it is.
My Life Pages is where you land when you sign in: one card per page you own or contribute to, and nothing that isn't yours.
What a card shows
The page's photo and name; under a hairline, a strip of the four newest photos added to it; and a footer — 12 memories · People I invite, and N new since you looked when memories have arrived since you last opened the page. That "since you looked" is remembered on this device only — nobody, not even we, keeps a record of when you opened a page.
Above the name, the kind of pet on a pet's page — a person's page carries nothing there.
Groups and order
- Pinned — pages you pinned come first. Pinning is your own preference; nobody else sees it.
- Then the pages you look after, then the ones you contribute to.
- Bookmarked pages — your private way back to pages you can read but don't belong to.
- Archived — at the foot, only for a page's owner and trusted people.
Past six pages of more than one kind, a row of filters appears — All · People · Pets.
Places
Once a town holds more than one memory across your pages, a Places row shows the towns you remember most — each opens everything from Muskoka, across your pages, read-only, with a map of them all. See Places and the map.
Search, and where you appear
Search your pages looks inside every page you belong to — see Search. You appear on lists pages where someone has named you in a photo or placed you among the people, even if you don't belong to them.