A family archive preserving how our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents communicated.
On the home page, you can have a conversation with your entire family archive—letters, photos, documents, and ancestry records. Ask questions like "What did Grandma write about her garden?" or "When was John Smith born?"
The chat assistant searches through everything to find answers, and provides links directly to the original files so you can view the full context. As new content is added to the archive, it automatically becomes part of the conversation.
Think of it as having a helpful family historian who knows every letter, photo, document, and family tree branch—and can point you right to the source.
Upload scanned letters or photos of handwritten correspondence:
Letters are automatically transcribed using AI, but handwriting can be challenging to read perfectly.
You can improve transcriptions by:
Family members can comment on letters, share memories, and react to content. Private messaging is also available for more personal conversations.
You'll receive email notifications when someone comments on your content or sends you a message.
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