FamilyAlbum and Tinybeans are made for sharing a child’s photos with the family. Hearthkeep keeps one family’s archive across every generation: everyone’s photos, old prints, the tree and the stories behind them.
| FamilyAlbum and Tinybeans | Hearthkeep | |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | FamilyAlbum and TinybeansPhotos and videos of the children, shared with the family you invite. | HearthkeepOne family’s archive, every generation, which everyone adds to. |
| Family tree | FamilyAlbum and TinybeansNot part of the app. | HearthkeepKept beside the photos. |
| Where photos are kept | FamilyAlbum and TinybeansOn the company’s servers. | HearthkeepOn your own computer with Hearthkeep Home, or on ours with Hearthkeep Cloud. |
Open anyone on the tree and their page has their photos, their stories and their key dates.
Scan an old print with your phone, front and back. Hearthkeep finds the faces and asks who they are.
No. It keeps the whole family’s photos, from old prints to today, with the tree and the stories beside them.
Yes. A child’s account has a guardian who approves what they add.
One person pays. Everyone in your family signs in free.
On your own computer, Hearthkeep sends us only a daily license check, plus an optional, opt-in only usage report for improving the app. Never your names, photos or anything you add. On Hearthkeep Cloud we can see what you store, because finding faces and searching need it. We never sell it, never give it to anyone, never show ads, and never train AI on it.
Exactly what the license check sendsLeave your address and we’ll tell you when Hearthkeep opens.
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