Features
Each feature exists to keep something a camera cannot. Here is what Legacy does today, what is coming soon, and what comes after.
In Legacy today
Working now, on the web and in the phone app.
One tap, type what they said, pick the person, save. For the funny thing at dinner before you forget it.
A memory can hold several items at once: the photo, the clip, and your recording of what happened. Video is on every plan.
Every photo and video asks for the story behind it. Answer by voice, on video, or in writing, today or years from now.
Browse anyone's life in order: as cards, as a line down the page, or across the years, with memories above and below a line through time.
Save Christmas morning once, tag all three children, and it appears on each timeline and once on the family timeline.
Group a wedding, a trip or a first day of school, with everyone who was there.
Quotes with the person's age worked out for you. The funniest archive you will ever own.
First steps, first day of school, and Christmas morning across ten years, each kept in its own line.
Take today's photo of the same place or people beside the old one, and slide between them. It plays as a sweep from then to now.
Star a memory in one tap. Tag memories your own way, then browse, search and play them by tag.
"What was your first job?" "Tell me about your mother." Answer in a minute, and your autobiography builds itself in chapters. On every plan.
Bring in years of photos at once and sort them to people and dates as you go.
Find a memory by its words, its stories, its people or its tags.
Capture on the mountain, at the hospital, on the plane. Everything saves on your phone first and syncs later.
Encrypted on your phone, on the way and on our servers, with nightly encrypted backups. Lock the app with your fingerprint, face or PIN.
Sign in at app.legacymemorymoments.app to add memories, record stories and browse timelines on a computer.
Live it again
Also working now, on every plan.
A slideshow of a person, a family, an event or a tag: the years go by, photos drift, and a story told aloud plays while its photos take turns. Choose what's in it and save it as a show.
Turn a show into a video, voices and transitions included, to download or send to the family.
Make a book of a life, a family or an event: a cover, a chapter a year, photos, words and stories. Print it at home or save it as a PDF for a print shop.
A memory comes back on its anniversary, and birthdays come round, with a heads-up as many days ahead as you like and a notification on your phone.
Send a memory by text or email, choosing what goes: the words, the photos, the stories.
The whole family
Working now, on every plan; the household is the Family plan's. See pricing.
Share a family or an event. The people you invite see what you choose and can add their own photos and stories. It's free for them.
Send a link by text or email. Your aunt records her story of that photo from her own phone, with no app and no account, and you add it to the memory. On every plan.
Private, the family, or specific people. Your letters stay yours.
To my son. To my daughter. To my grandchildren. Write it, then record yourself reading it so they hear your voice. On every plan.
When you turn 16. When you graduate. Sealed until a date, an age, or the moment you choose, then delivered to them by email. On every plan.
On the Family plan, up to five keepers each with their own login share a family space and 20 GB, and a successor carries the archive on.
Download everything, originals and all, with a page you can open in any browser. Or keep a password-protected copy. On every plan.
Coming soon
Being built now.
In the App Store and on Google Play.
Every voice story turned into searchable text, and written into your books. The original recording is always kept. On every plan.
No new password to remember.
Later
Planned for updates after launch.
Suggested questions and tidier stories, with your approval every time. Originals are never replaced.
Memories only you can ever open, not even us.
On the web now. Coming to iPhone and Android.