I.
The Keepers
Preserve
Big type, gentle forms, no clutter. The elders add a photograph or tell a story without fighting the interface.
The Rivera family archive · Est. 1948
Where we came from.
FamilyHub keeps your people, photographs, and memories like an expedition journal — every face named, every story preserved, every record charted. The past, kept for whoever comes next.
Mateo8 yrs
DiegoFather
SofíaMother
JavierGt-grandfather
RosaGt-grandmother
GraceGrandmother
EliasGrandfather
From the archive · on this day
The people
Open the full register →
The contact sheet.
Every person in the family is a frame on the sheet — open one to see their full record: names, dates, places, relationships, and the photographs they appear in.
The collections
Branches, filed by name.
Each family is a collection in the archive — parents, children, and the place they called home, kept together.
Photographs & field notes
The moments, developed.
Upload photographs and write memories in plain words. Each one is filed against the people, places, and dates it belongs to — a memory is just another record in the archive.
The route
Your family, charted by year.
Births, marriages, moves, and milestones, plotted like stops on an old map. Hover any stop (or tap on a phone) to bring up its photograph.
Look it up
Search the catalog.
Find any person, place, or story in the archive.
248 records · 63 collections · 1,412 photographs on file.
Made for everyone at the table
Three keepers of the record.
II.
The Narrators
Connect
Link people, correct the dates, merge the duplicates. The middle generation keeps the whole record straight.
III.
The Discoverers
Discover
Where do I come from? Kids and teens follow the route, open the records, and meet ancestors they never knew.
Chart the next leg
Begin your family's archive.
Create it once, invite the family, and watch the record fill in — one face, one photograph, one story at a time.
Start the archive