Documentaries
A short film cut from the photos and clips in a circle, with narration and music you choose.
The memories that matter most, kept in one place
Add a photo, record a voice note, or write a story down while you still remember it. MyLogacy files what you add into circles, so your family can find it and add their own.
Life Circles
- Family
- Kids
- Parents & Grandparents
- Pets
- Travel
- Food & Dining
- Work & Career
Memory Circles
- Golf Trip 2026
- Trip to Hawaii
- 2026 Hikes
Life Circles are the ongoing parts of your life. Memory Circles are single occasions. A memory can sit in both.
How it works
Three things happen when you add a memory
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You capture it
A photo, a video, a voice recording, or typed text. If you are somewhere with no signal, the capture waits on your phone and uploads when you are back online. If twenty years of photos are already sitting on a drive, you can import the whole library at once.
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It gets filed
MyLogacy reads the memory and puts it in the circles it belongs to. It groups faces into people, reads the date and place from the photo, and lines everything up on a timeline. When it is not confident, it asks you instead of guessing.
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Your family adds theirs
Invite the people who were there. You choose which circles each person can see. Your sister's photos from the same afternoon land in the same circle as yours.
Finding it again
Four ways back to one afternoon
- People. Faces are grouped, so you can open one person and see every memory they appear in.
- Timeline. Everything in date order, year by year.
- Map. Where memories were made, taken from the location your camera saved with the photo.
- Milestones. Birthdays, weddings, graduations and new babies, with a nudge to capture them.
You can also just ask. MyLo is the assistant inside MyLogacy, and it answers from the memories in your account. Ask it which summer you last took the kids to the lake and it will find that week.
Create
Make something out of what you have
Pick a circle, or pick the memories by hand, and MyLogacy builds from them.
Podcasts
The same memories as an audio episode you can send to family.
Photo books and ebooks
Lay a circle out as a book. Read it on screen, or order it printed and shipped.
Reels
Short videos built from the moments in one circle or one year.
Recipe cards
Photograph a handwritten recipe card. MyLogacy reads the handwriting, and you keep the card, the typed version, and whose hand wrote it.
Printed keepsakes
Cards, calendars, framed prints, ornaments and memory boxes, printed from the memories in a circle.
Living keepsakes
Point a phone at the print and the video plays
Every printed keepsake carries a QR code. Scan it and the memory behind it opens on a public Scan and Watch page, so the person holding the photo book can see the video that goes with it.
It works on the things that are already in the house too. Put a code on a quilt, a recipe card, or the back of a frame, and the story is attached to the object rather than lost with it.
Later
Messages that arrive after today
Future messages
Write a message now and choose when it should arrive. A wedding day, an eighteenth birthday, or an ordinary Tuesday years from now. You can attach a voice note or a video to it.
Continuity planning
Decide in advance who looks after your circles, what happens to the account, and whether your scheduled messages still go out after you are gone. Nothing changes overnight, and a report of a passing can always be contested.
Start with one memory
There is nothing to sort out first. Add one photo or one voice note and MyLogacy will file it. The rest can follow whenever you have time.