Derek Sha¹ and Andrew Park², ¹USA, ²California State Polytechnic University, USA

MemoLens aims to address the challenge of preserving and sharing school memories by providing a digital platform for uploading, organizing, and interacting with event photos. The app utilizes Flutter for a multi-platform user interface and Firebase for backend services like storage, authentication, and real-time data updates. Experiments conducted on MemoLens evaluated its ease of use and user engagement, highlighting the effectiveness of notifications in re-engaging users and revealing areas for UI improvement [1]. MemoLens differentiates itself from previous methodologies by integrating social features such as tagging, sharing, and community engagement, making it more dynamic and interactive. Key challenges, such as optimizing navigation and enhancing community interactions, were addressed through iterative design and testing [2]. Ultimately, MemoLens serves as an innovative tool to keep school memories alive, offering a blend of digital archiving with a social, interactive component that fosters community and long-term engagement.

Social, Memories, Community, Flutter