Ask the family who it is

Hearthkeep finds the faces in a scanned print and asks who they are. Press a face, pick a name, and the print is on that person’s page.

Pressing an unnamed face in a photo and picking who it is.

Gathered into albums

Gather old prints and new photos into albums for a trip, a house or a person.

An album: a day written down, two photos and a recipe, gathered for one housewarming.

Not only photographs

Old prints, documents and voice recordings all have a home.

  • Recipes from a cardHearthkeep Home onlyPhotograph a recipe card and it is typed up, ingredients and all.
  • Voice recordingsRecord a story and it is typed up beside the recording.
  • Stories on photosWrite the story behind a photo, and it stays beside it.
  • Dates as you know themA date can be exact, a month, a year, or “about”.

Questions

Do I need a scanner?

No. Scan a print with your phone. Scans you already have can be dragged onto the page from a computer.

Can it read what is written on the back?

Hearthkeep Home only

Hearthkeep reads the date written on the back of a print.

How do I date a print with no date on it?

Write what you know. A date can be exact, a month, a year, or “about” a year.

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