Hearthkeep, Dropbox and OneDrive

Dropbox and OneDrive keep files in folders, and their family plans share storage between people. Hearthkeep is built for one family’s photos: who is in them, when and where they were taken, and the stories behind them.

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Scrolling through the Library on a computer, month by month.

Side by side

	Dropbox and OneDrive	Hearthkeep
Built around	Dropbox and OneDriveFiles and folders, for any kind of file.	HearthkeepThe photos and videos, the tree and the stories of one family.
Family plans	Dropbox and OneDriveEach person has their own account and files, and folders can be shared.	HearthkeepOne archive for one family, which everyone adds to.
Family tree, key dates, stories, recipes	Dropbox and OneDriveNot part of the app.	HearthkeepKept beside the photos.
Where photos are kept	Dropbox and OneDriveOn the company’s servers.	HearthkeepOn your own computer with Hearthkeep Home, or on ours with Hearthkeep Cloud.
Cost	Dropbox and OneDriveSome storage free, then a plan for more.	HearthkeepComing soon

Who is in each photo

Hearthkeep finds the faces in your photos and asks who they are. Every photo lists the people in it, and each name opens their page.

An opened photo with the people in it named beside their faces, and one face still asking who it is.

Every photo on the map

Photos stand where they were taken, from the camera’s own record or a place you name, so a trip is a trail and a house is a pin.

The map: photos standing where they were taken, some in piles with a count.

Without sorting folders

The LibraryEvery photo and video, grouped by the month it was taken.
Copies foundThe same photo added more than once is stacked together, not shown twice.
Photos on the mapPhotos stand where they were taken, from the camera’s record or a place you name.
SearchFind photos by a face, a name, a place, a year or a word, and the stories and memories that mention it.

Questions

How do I move our photos from Dropbox or OneDrive?

Download them, then drag the files onto the page from a computer. The same photo added twice is stacked together, not shown twice.

Do I have to stop using Dropbox or OneDrive?

No. Keep it for everything else, and add the photos that belong to the family to Hearthkeep.

Does everyone in the family need their own plan?

One person pays. Everyone in your family signs in free.

Start your family’s archive.

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