Diana

Diana is an app that turns everyday photos into short family updates for older relatives. The person using the app takes photos with their usual camera, Diana finds the moments worth sharing and drafts a caption, and the user reviews, edits or skips each one. Approved updates reach a parent or grandparent as a text message or WhatsApp message, so the recipient does not need to install anything. It is aimed at adult children who live apart from their parents and want to keep them in the family story without writing every message by hand. Family members can share photos and news inside the app, the user chooses who receives updates, and nothing is sent without approval. A parent can also ask about the people they care about and receive answers drawn from the shared updates. The vendor's pricing page lists three plans described in terms of AI agents and credits rather than family sharing. Assistant costs $49.99 per month with 50,000 credits, Team costs $99.99 per month with 100,000 credits, and Enterprise starts at $499 per month with a custom credit volume, audit logs, single sign on and a custom service agreement. Every plan begins with a 14 day free trial and there are no per seat charges. The pricing page and the consumer family messaging describe quite different offerings, so a buyer should confirm which plan applies to the family product.