Organize family photos by who, when and where
Hearthkeep organizes your family photos as they come in: grouped by the month they were taken, faces found and named, and every photo on the map. No folders to sort.
Who is in each photo
Every photo lists the people in it, and each name opens their page. A face nobody has named yet asks who it is.
Albums for a trip, a house or a person
Gather old prints and new photos into an album, with a day written down beside them.
Everyone’s photos from the same day
An event gathers everyone’s photos from it into one album while it happens, so nobody has to collect them afterward.
Without sorting by hand
- The LibraryEvery photo and video, grouped by the month it was taken.
- Copies foundThe same photo added more than once is stacked together, not shown twice.
- Photos on the mapPhotos stand where they were taken, from the camera’s record or a place you name.
- SearchFind photos by a face, a name, a place, a year or a word, and the stories and memories that mention it.
Questions
Should I organize photos by date or by event?
You don’t have to choose. The Library groups every photo by the month it was taken, and an album or an event gathers the photos of one occasion.
How do I sort thousands of photos nobody has named?
Hearthkeep finds the faces and asks who they are. Press a face, pick a name, and the photo is on that person’s page.
What if the same photo was added twice?
The same photo added more than once is stacked together, not shown twice.
Can old prints go in with the new photos?
Yes. Scan a print with your phone, front and back, and the two stay together.
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