Photographs
Originals, scans and restored versions, kept at full resolution rather than compressed into a preview.
What The Vault Stores
The vault is the preservation department beneath the museum: the exhibits on the walls all come from here.
Videos
Home films, phone clips and digitised tape, ready to be assembled into museum screenings.
Audio
Voice recordings, interviews and messages, transcribed so a spoken memory is also a searchable one.
Documents
Letters, diaries, certificates and records — the paperwork that proves and explains a family's history.
Security
A vault only deserves the name if the contents are genuinely protected.
- Private by default — nothing is public unless you publish it
- Encrypted storage and encrypted transfer
- Access controlled per room and per person
- Signed, expiring links for anything you share
- No selling, no advertising against your memories
- Export your archive whenever you want it back
Organisation
Storage without order is just a slower way to lose things. Everything entering the vault is described as it arrives.
- Sorted by person, place, year and theme
- A written label beneath every exhibit
- One continuous life timeline
- Search by who, where, when or what happened
- Duplicates gathered instead of scattered
- Gaps flagged so missing years can be filled