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A year with the Hartwells.
Dan and Megan Hartwell have three children, Owen, Lily and Nora, a Grandma June with a kitchen full of recipes, and an Aunt Carol who remembers everything. These are real screens from Legacy, showing how their year fills in.
The Hartwells are a demo family and their photos are stock photography. Everything else is Legacy exactly as it works today.
1 Every day
The timeline opens on what matters today.
When Dan opens Legacy, it starts with what's coming up: four years since the hike up Blood Mountain, Owen's birthday on Monday, and a story Aunt Carol has just sent. Below it, everyone in the family, one tap from their own timeline.
2 In ten seconds
Saved before the moment is gone.
The + at the top of every screen is the only way in. Take a photo, record a voice, write it down, or tap Don't forget this for the funny thing Owen just said at dinner. Who it's about, a tap. Everything else can wait.
3 The story behind it
Owen's first fish, in two voices.
A memory is the photos, where and when, and who was there. Then the stories: Dan recorded a minute and a half about the one that got away. Owen wrote his own version. The star means it's a favorite, and it'll come back on its anniversary.
4 People, not albums
Every person gets a life of their own.
Owen's page holds every memory he's in, read like a life: how old he was, what happened, and what kind of memory it is. A letter his dad wrote him for the day he starts driving is waiting here, sealed until then.
5 Then & Now
Grandma's porch, thirty-nine years apart.
On Grandma June's old photo of the porch, Dan tapped Then & Now and took today's picture from the same spot. Slide between them. In a slideshow it sweeps from then to now on its own.
6 The whole family
Aunt Carol tells her half.
Nobody knew who everyone in the 1952 reunion photo was, so Dan texted Aunt Carol a link. She opened it on her phone, with no app and no account, saw the photo and his question, and recorded five minutes from her kitchen table.
7 Waiting for you
Her stories, ready to add.
What she sent waits on the memory until Dan adds it: one story written, one recorded. Added, they're stories told by Aunt Carol, there for good beside the photo.
8 Play a life
Owen's life, played back.
Press Play on Owen and the years go by: a card for each year, his photos drifting, the things he said, and his dad's voice while the photos of that day take turns. Save it as a show, or make a video of it for his grandparents.
9 Across the years
The same life, a different way to read it.
The timeline reads three ways: cards, a line, or across the years, with memories on either side of a line through time. On a computer it runs left to right; on a phone, down the middle.
On a computer
The whole archive on a bigger screen.
The same Legacy at app.legacymemorymoments.app: the timeline with room to breathe, the years across a wide screen, and a book of Owen's life, ready to print or save as a PDF.
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