A private family archive
From the shoebox
to the shared screen.
Your family's full photo history, private and in one place — from kids with smartphones to grandparents with shoeboxes. One shared home for the pictures that tell your story.
Four decades of prints, one private archive — searchable, dated, color-corrected.
The archive
One home. Every print, every phone, every decade.
A great-grandparents' wedding photo beside last weekend's barbecue. New uploads from the iOS or Android app sync to secure cloud storage. Old print albums get captured with built-in digitization tools — stacks of faded paper turned into searchable, dated, color-corrected digital files. The web console is the curator's view: tagging, face labelling, AI colorization for old prints, assisted restoration.
Durable sync
Upload once, see it on every device — with predictable performance across thousands of photos per household.
Built-in digitization
Capture an album page-by-page on your phone. Searchable text, suggested dates, color-corrected automatically.
Restoration
AI colorization for old prints and assisted restoration — for the family historian who keeps finding more boxes.
Across the decades
Continuity is the feature public clouds can't promise.
A family archive isn't a feed. It's a stack of layers that should still be legible in forty years.
1948
Great-grandparents, in black and white
Loose 4×6 prints from before color was cheap. Endorsements on the back, names forgotten by everyone but the box they're in.
Capture · sync · archive
1948
1981
Boomerangs and burnt-orange kitchens
Prints that have lived in two attics and a Volvo glovebox. Faded but legible. The shirts — unmistakable.
Capture · sync · archive
1981
2003
The first digital camera era
2 megapixels, dated by the file name. The aunt who paid for it all and emailed nothing.
Capture · sync · archive
2003
Today
The phone in every pocket
Ten thousand photographs a year, mostly blurry. The ones that matter are the ones a cousin will ask for in twenty years.
Capture · sync · archive
Today
One family, one archive — layered, dated, preserved.
Sharing, by tier
Cousins see what cousins see.
Parents see more.
The whole clan sees what the whole clan sees.
Tiered access circles mean the right people see the right photos — and there is never an accidentally public link. Privacy by default, not by checkbox.
Circle 1
The kids
Just them and their parents. Newborns, first days of school, the truly embarrassing Halloween costumes.
Circle 2
The cousins
The cousins, plus their parents. Reunions, group texts that become print orders, the weddings.
Circle 3
The whole clan
Anyone invited, including the great-aunt. The decades. The prints that finally got scanned.
Stewardship
The operational backbone, treated as a first-class feature.
Durable sync. Encrypted storage. Predictable performance across thousands of photos per household. An optional print-and-mail loop so digital memories can become something you can hold again.
Encrypted, private
Privacy by default. No accidentally public links. No ad-targeting against your kids.
Decades deep
Four generations, one timeline. Searchable, dated, color-corrected.
Print-and-mail
Opt in to physical prints of the months everyone agrees matter.
A backbone you can trust
Built by a team with two decades of large enterprise platform delivery behind it.
Get an invite
We're onboarding one family at a time.
Memoroot is built for one family at a time — so we can give each one the curation and onboarding it deserves. Tell us a little about your family, and we'll be in touch.
From shoebox to shared screen.
No public links. No ads. No rush.