Family archive
Give the things worth keeping a place together.
The photo in a drawer. The voice on your phone. The story only one person knows. Our Story connects family memories and records to the people they belong to.
Start with what you have
Upload a photograph, a recording or a PDF. Write down a memory while it is fresh. Give it a useful title, add the people involved, and keep the original alongside the details that help your family understand it.
You can build the archive a little at a time. You do not need a finished family tree.
Start with a free photo worksheet →A memory and a record each have their place
Memories hold photographs, voices, letters and personal stories. Records hold documentary sources, such as a birth certificate or a census page, and citations that explain where the information came from.
Keep the remembered story and the document together without assuming they say exactly the same thing. Add a note when a date, place or identity is uncertain.
Explore the fictional Rossi archive →An archive your family can explore
Move from a person in the family tree to their memories and records, or browse the Archive. Invite relatives as viewers or editors, depending on whether you want them to explore or also add and change material.
Understand privacy and family roles →What can I upload?
Photos: JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC/HEIF and TIFF. Documents: PDF. Audio: MP3, M4A, WAV and WebM. Video: MP4 and WebM.
Photos, PDFs and audio files can be up to 25 MB each; videos can be up to 100 MB. Your plan also has a total storage allowance.
See voice recording guidance and limits →Start with a memory you know.
30 days to try Our Story. No card required. Or explore the fictional Rossi family first.
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