On this day
A frame in the kitchen shows the same day, five and ten years ago. The family notices, and talks about it.
A family’s photo library is its most personal record: faces, places, children growing up. In this case study it lives entirely at home, and comes back to life on the walls.
Illustration of the concept.
Most families keep their memories in a photo cloud: a monthly fee that grows with the library, faces analysed on someone else’s servers, and an account that can be locked, priced up or closed. Meanwhile the best photos sit unseen in a camera roll.
Everything in the middle runs on hardware in the house.
Leaves the house: nothing. Remote viewing goes through a private, encrypted tunnel to the family’s own devices.
A frame in the kitchen shows the same day, five and ten years ago. The family notices, and talks about it.
Search by person, place or moment across every phone in the family, decades deep, without a single upload.
Grandparents’ favourites in the living room, the children’s artwork in the study. Each frame shows its own collection.
Every system is designed around the household. Tell us what you’d like your home to do.
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