Leave them more than pictures.

Leave them your stories, your voice, and the things you want them to know.

Legacy: Memory Moments is a private family archive built around the people you love. Capture a moment in seconds, tell the story behind it in your own voice, and watch each person's timeline grow into something your children and grandchildren will treasure.

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Jamie and Dad, the fishing trip. 2026.

Why this exists

A camera roll remembers what happened. It forgets why it mattered.

Photo backup keeps the pixels safe. Thirty years from now, your family will know what you looked like. They will not know what you were thinking that day, why that picture mattered, what your voice sounded like when you told the story, or what you wished they knew.

The photo without the story

A fishing trip is a lake and two people. The story is where you were, what went wrong, and why you still laugh about it.

The voice nobody recorded

Most families have thousands of photos of a grandparent and not one recording of them telling a story.

The letter never written

Everyone means to write the letter for the wedding, the graduation, the hard year. Almost nobody does.

How Legacy compares

The signature feature

Tell the story behind this memory.

Every photo and video in Legacy asks one question: what is the story here? Answer with your voice, on video, or in writing. Ninety seconds of you talking about an ordinary photograph may one day be worth more than the photograph.

Voice is a first-class memory. Not an attachment, not a note. Your voice sits beside the picture on every timeline it belongs to.
Capture first, organize later. Open the app, tap Add Memory, choose who it is about, save. Five to ten seconds. Titles, dates, and places are optional and can wait.
Tell it again years later. The same photo can hold the story you told at thirty and the one you told at sixty.

See it in action

A memory's stories in Legacy: Dan's recording of the one that got away, and Owen's own version

One moment, three childhoods

Moments happen to families, not to one person at a time.

Christmas morning does not belong to your oldest. Save it once, say who was there, and it takes its place in every life it touched — the same moment, never a copy.

December 25, 2026 · The stairs

Christmas morning, all three of them on the stairs

One photo, one 40-second recording of Haven explaining what she thinks Santa does the rest of the year.

JJamie KKaylyn HHaven saved in 12 seconds

JJamie's timeline

Age 7 · between the bike and the fishing trip

KKaylyn's timeline

Age 11 · the year she stopped believing and said nothing

HHaven's timeline

Age 4 · her first Christmas old enough to remember

◆The Boswells

Filed with 2023, 2024 and 2025 — one tradition, four years deep

One file, not four.

The photo is stored once and counts once against your storage. Linking a person is a link, not a copy, so nothing drifts out of sync and nothing is duplicated.

Remove a person, keep the moment.

Taking Haven off a memory unlinks her from it. The moment itself, and everyone else on it, is untouched.

It appears once, wherever you look.

Three children on one moment still means one entry on the family timeline — not the same morning listed three times.

Our promises

Your family's memories belong to your family.

Families have watched memory apps shut down, raise prices, lock exports behind top tiers, and show ads over their children's photos. Legacy is built on the opposite rules, and we put them in writing.

Private by default

Nothing is shared unless you share it. There is no public feed and never will be.

No advertising, ever

Not in the trial, not on any plan, and never based on what is in your memories.

Your originals stay yours

Transcripts and tidied stories are extras. The original recording and photo are never replaced.

Export any time

Every photo, video, recording, and story, with its metadata, in an open format. On every plan.

Never lose a memory

Saved on your phone the moment you tap. Uploads resume on their own when you are back online.

Designed for decades

A durable archive format and a written continuity promise, so what you record today is readable in 2056.

How we protect your memories

Plans

Try it free for 21 days. Then choose Single or Family.

Every feature on every plan. No plan shows ads, and nothing you save is ever deleted. Compare the plans.

Trial

Try everything

$0 for 21 days

no card needed

Everything in Single
Starts with your first memory
2 GB of storage
When it ends, nothing is deleted: everything still opens, plays and exports

Single

Your archive

$4.99 a month

or $49.99 a year

People, memories, timelines, families and events
Photos, video, voice and written stories
Memory Questions and My Story
Letters, read aloud, and messages for the future
Ask anyone for their story, no app needed
Things They Said, Milestones, Traditions and Then & Now
Play a life, its videos, and printable books
Invite family to see and add, free for them
Full export
4 GB of storage

Family

Build it together

$10.99 a month

or $119.99 a year

Everything in Single
Up to five keepers, each with their own login
A shared family space and shared people
20 GB pooled across the household
More storage when you need it
A successor to carry the archive on

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One family, ten years

What this looks like when it works.

Today

Ten seconds at dinner.A father hears his son Jamie say something funny. He taps Don't Forget This, picks Jamie, types the quote, saves. Legacy records the date and works out that Jamie is four.

Three years later

Ninety seconds by the lake.He imports an old photo of the two of them fishing. Legacy asks for the story behind it. He records where they were, what went wrong, and why he still remembers the day.

Ten years later

A searchable story.Jamie's profile holds hundreds of photos, his father's voice, the funny things he said, milestones, Christmas mornings, letters, and messages waiting for the right day. Not a hard drive of unexplained files. The story of a relationship.

Save the moment. Tell the story. Leave a legacy.

On the web now. Coming to iPhone and Android.