KringP-CortexFamily memory vaults: a home for everything they'd ask you
A camera roll is not an archive, and a group chat is not a legacy. A memory vault is where a family's knowledge actually lives: the stories, the recipes, the hard-won lessons, the photos with the names finally written down — organized, private, and kept for the people who come next.
Vaults for every part of a life
KringP-Cortex starts you with vaults for Relationship, Family, Health, Finance, Work, and Legacy — and lets you create your own. Record a voice entry, type a note, or add photos, and file it where it belongs. Every vault has its own access control: what you share, and with whom, is always your decision.
Shared by invitation, on your family tree
Map your family tree, invite the people on it, and share the vaults they should see — a grandparent's stories with the grandchildren, the family recipes with everyone. There's a private family feed for everyday moments too, visible to your family-tree members only. No public profiles, no strangers, no feed for the world.
Decide what happens to your words
Your stories have heirs. Separate the vaults you share from the ones you don't, and be deliberate about who reads what, and when. Who gets to read your diary after you're gone walks through it. And everything is yours to take with you: export your data anytime, or delete it — permanently.
Bring your old journal with you
Already keeping a journal elsewhere? Import it — Day One, Diarium, Journey, Diaro, Daylio, Evernote, and Apple Journal are all supported, entries and photos included — and let it join the vault instead of sitting in a silo.
Keep reading
How to start a family memory vault (even if you're not a writer)
Preserving your grandparents' stories: the complete guide
10 questions to ask your grandparents before it's too late