The Memory Palace: A private palace for your family's photographs and stories

Hi, I'm Bram. I build The Memory Palace with a small team in Leuven, Belgium. It started with a shoebox. Most families have one: photographs nobody can name anymore, a cassette with a voice on it, a family tree file only one cousin can open. A folder in the cloud keeps the files, but it loses the house they belonged to. So we built a palace. Each wing is a branch of the family, each room holds its photographs, recordings and stories, with a name and a year under every frame. It stays private until you invite someone in, and in the legacy settings you choose who receives which rooms, and when. What it is not: it does not print books. If a bound book is what you are after, Storyworth or Remento will suit you better. Three free doors, no account needed: - restore one old photograph: https://www.thememorypalace.ai/r... - read a GEDCOM family tree in your browser, the file never leaves your device: https://www.thememorypalace.ai/g... - see which years are missing from a photo folder: https://www.thememorypalace.ai/t... It runs in the browser, on iOS and Android, in five languages. Data is stored in the EU, and a full ZIP export is available on every plan, including the free one. I would really value your honest feedback, especially on the first five minutes: where did you hesitate, and what would you want to find in your first room?