
Does your family have photos scattered across phones, computers and cardboard boxes?
Your family’s Hearthkeep archive holds them all.
Hearthkeep is a private archive for one family: the tree, the photographs and the stories behind them. It runs on your own computer, or we run it for you, and it is yours to take with you.
Phone and tablet appsThe full archive on any desk
One person pays. Everyone in your family signs in free.
Never sold. No company builds a profile on your family.



Your family’s Hearthkeep archive holds them all.

Hearthkeep finds faces and remembers names, so nobody has to guess in fifty years.
Hearthkeep keeps a copy on a relative’s computer, so your family’s memories survive.
Hearthkeep is yours to run. Your pictures and your backups live on computers you choose, and you can take them anywhere.

Hearthkeep is a private place for your family.
Try Hearthkeep.
Join the waitlistHearthkeep stores your family’s memories where you decide — your own computer, or ours — and you can take it home any time. Your family sees it. Nobody else does.

Hearthkeep finds the faces in your photos and asks who they are. Press a face, pick a name, and the photo is on that person’s page.

Search by a face, a name, a place, a year or a word. Hearthkeep finds the people in your photographs and the moments you’d forgotten you had.

Your family’s archive can be passed down for generations. Do you know your great-grandparents’ names? Most of us don’t. Write down the moments that mattered and make them findable for the ones who come after.

An AI helper that works inside your archive: ask it who is in a photograph, when something happened, or where a story is — and it helps you add what’s missing.

A look inside

From the camera’s own record or a place you name, so a trip is a trail and a house is a pin.

An event gathers everyone’s photographs into one album while it happens.

Point your phone at a print, front and back. Hearthkeep finds the faces and asks who’s in it.

Photos taken on today’s date in earlier years, on the home page.

Photograph a recipe card and it is typed up, ingredients and all.
Leave your address and we’ll tell you when Hearthkeep opens.
Join the waitlistA confirm email now, one email when it opens, nothing else. Leave with one click.
Two ways to run it
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One person pays. Everyone in your family signs in free.
Runs on your own computer. Computer required.
Computer required. Nothing to pay up front.
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Computer required. No monthly fee.
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It’s kept on our computers. Nothing to install, no computer needed.
No computer needed. We run your archive for you.
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A copy of your home archive, kept off-site.
A copy outside your home, in case of disaster
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Have a computer at home that can stay on? Own your archive. You keep everything, and it costs less over time.
Rather not run anything? We run it for you.
Compare the two waysTrust
On your own computer:
Just your license check, plus an optional, opt-in only usage report for improving the app.
Never your names, photos or anything you add.
On Hearthkeep Cloud:
What you store, so faces and search work.
Never sold, never shared, no ads, and never used to train AI. Take it home any time, free.
Your archive is yours. One family, one archive, never mixed with anyone else’s.
Stop paying, keep your archive. On Hearthkeep Home Monthly it stays open to view and download, nothing deleted, until it’s paid again. Hearthkeep Home keeps working on the version you have. On Hearthkeep Cloud you have thirty days to take it home, and taking it home is free.
Hearthkeep Backup is sealed before it leaves your house. It is locked on your computer before it leaves; only your printed recovery kit opens it.
No ads. Not on this site, and never in your archive.
Leave your address and we’ll tell you when Hearthkeep opens.
Check your email to confirm your place.
Check your email. We sent a link to confirm your place. Until you confirm, your address is held only to send this link, and it is deleted seven days after the last link we send.