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Not a photo backup. Not a baby book. Not a social feed.

The tools families use today each keep one piece. Legacy keeps the piece that gives the others meaning: the story, in the voice of the person who lived it.

What mattersPhoto backupBaby-book appsMemoir-to-book servicesLegacy
Organized around people, not dates or one childNoOne child per journalNoYes
The story behind each photo, in your voiceNoNoPrompts only, no photos tiedYes
Works fully offlineViewing onlyNoNoYes
Letters and messages that unlock laterNoNoNoYes
Private by default, no feed, no adsAds in paid tiers commonAds in paid tiers commonYesYes
Export everything, originals includedPartialTop tier onlyRead-only after lapseAlways
Family adds their stories, no app neededNoNoEmail prompts, one personYes
A printed bookPhoto booksSomeYesYes, any time
Grows for decades, not one childhoodStorage onlyNoOne bookYes

Letters, messages for the future and full export are planned; see features. Comparisons describe each category in general, not any one product.

Where each one stops

Every tool keeps one piece.

Photo backup keeps the pixels.

Thirty years from now your family will know what you looked like. Not what you were thinking that day, why the picture mattered, or what your voice sounded like telling the story.

Baby-book apps keep one childhood.

A journal per child, organized by age, that stops when the milestones do. Grandparents, parents and you are left out.

Memoir services keep one book.

Weekly prompts that end in a printed book. The stories are separate from the photos, and the voice is gone.

Where Legacy fits

A personal legacy archive for the people you love.

Legacy keeps the moment, the story, the voice and the person together, organized around the people in your life rather than dates or albums. Keep your photo backup. Legacy is where the photos that matter get their story.

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

On the web now. Coming to iPhone and Android.