Heirloom Sovereign

03/03/2026

Yesterday I told you why I built Heirloom. Today I want to show you what's at the center of it: the Vault and the Memory Keeper.

THE VAULT

Every family on Heirloom gets a private vault. Think of it as one secure place where your entire family's story lives.
Voice memos. Photos. Videos. Written stories. Everyone in the family can contribute. Your mom records a voice memo about growing up. Your dad uploads photos from the '80s. Your grandmother shares a story through a simple guest page (she doesn't even need to create an account).
Everything is tagged, searchable, and organized automatically. No folders to manage. No files to name. You just capture the moment and the AI handles the rest.
This is the opposite of what most families do now, which is scatter memories across a dozen phones, apps, text threads, and hard drives and hope nothing gets lost.

THE MEMORY KEEPER

This is the feature I'm most proud of.
Memory Keeper is an AI that learns from every single thing your family puts in the vault. Every voice memo, every photo, every written story. It reads it, processes it, and remembers it.
Then you can have a conversation with it.
You can ask "What did grandpa do during the war?" and get a real answer drawn from actual stories your family has shared. You can ask "What recipes has mom talked about?" and it pulls together everything she's ever mentioned about cooking across voice memos, text entries, whatever.
It finds patterns too. Shared traits across generations. Traditions that show up in different decades. Connections between family members that nobody explicitly stated.
The more your family adds to the vault, the smarter it gets. It's a family historian that never forgets a detail, and it works for you automatically.
The free plan includes 20 moments per month and full access to Memory Keeper. If your family is serious about preserving your story, the paid plans unlock unlimited moments and a lot more.
Tomorrow I'll show you the feature that made me smile (cheese) the first time I tested it.
tryheirloom.family

03/02/2026

I built something and I want to tell you why.
I have five kids. And somewhere along the way I started thinking about a question that wouldn't leave me alone: what happens to everything my parents and grandparents know when they're gone?
Not just facts. The way my grandmother told a story. The advice my father said a hundred times until it finally made sense. The recipes nobody wrote down. The sayings. The inside jokes. The way someone's voice sounded when they were telling you something that mattered.
Most of that just... disappears. Not because the family doesn't care. Because there's nowhere real to put it. A voicemail gets deleted. A photo sits in a camera roll with ten thousand other photos. A story lives in one person's memory until that person is gone too.
I didn't want that for my family. So I built a place where it doesn't have to happen.
It's called Heirloom. It's a private family vault powered by AI. Your family stores voice memos, photos, videos, and written stories in one secure place. The AI learns your family's entire story over time and helps you preserve, connect, search, and rediscover all of it.
This isn't a social media page or a shared Google Drive. It's a vault. Private to your family. Built to last across generations.
I built this for a specific person: the one in every family who carries the memories. Who saves the voicemails. Who keeps the photo albums. Who panics a little every time they realize another story is slipping away.
If that's you, I think you're going to love what I'm building.
Heirloom is live in beta right now. Over the next few days I'm going to show you exactly what it can do. But if you're already curious, you can check it out today.
tryheirloom.family

02/24/2026

Close your eyes for a second. Can you hear your grandmother's voice?

Not just the words she said. The actual sound of her. The way she laughed. The way she said your name.

I couldn't. And that scared me.

I'm a father of five. My kids are growing up fast and my parents are getting older. And I realized one day that if I don't do something about it, my children might never hear their grandparents tell the stories that shaped our family.

So I built something.

For the past two years, my family has been the test case for a platform that preserves everything: voices, stories, photos, wisdom. Not in a dusty photo album. In a living vault that remembers it all and keeps it safe forever.

We called it Heirloom.

It's not a genealogy tool. It's not a scrapbook. It's something that didn't exist before. A way to make sure your family's story never disappears.

March 1, it's yours.

More soon. 🤍

The first AI that preserves your family's voice, wisdom, and stories. A Living Legacy you can talk to.