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The family record between generations

Your family should inherit understanding, not guesswork.

Legacy Heirloom is a collaborative family record for meaningful belongings, bringing together stories, family memories, and practical details so the knowledge carries forward from one generation to the next.

A Familiar Story

If you have ever helped clear a loved one's home, you know how it feels.

A move. A health scare. A loss. Suddenly a lifetime of belongings needs decisions.

A family navigating the emotional weight of belongings during a life transition

These moments can take weeks, months, or years to untangle.

Decisions that drag on, added expenses, and disagreements are more common than anyone expects.

The Legacy Heirloom Trove

A family record for your meaningful belongings

Your Trove is the place where you build that record over time. Add belongings as they come to mind, document what you know, invite family to contribute, and keep the information and intentions surrounding each item connected in one place.

  • Document the belonging

    Add photos, identifying details, documents, value information, and practical details someone may need later.

  • Add the context

    Capture your story and invite family members to contribute memories, photos, and what they know.

  • Record what comes next

    Document your wishes, assignments, and other information that can help your family make decisions later.

Legacy Heirloom trove interface showing documented family belongings

How It Works

Every trove starts with one choice: whose belongings are you documenting?

For myself

You own the belongings.

You or a spouse own the things you'll be adding, and the stories are yours to tell.

  • You're the trove owner, and you can add a spouse as a co-owner to build it together.
  • You add items and tell their stories, at your own pace.
  • You invite family and friends to contribute to or view your trove.
Start my trove
For someone else

You're helping a loved one.

A parent or loved one owns the belongings, and you're helping them document what matters.

  • They're the trove owner; the record stays theirs.
  • You're added as a contributor to help with items, stories, and photos.
  • You can invite other members and manage payment if needed.
Start a trove for a loved one

Then begin, one item at a time.

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Take a photo

Photograph something meaningful — the whole piece and any details worth remembering.

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Tell the story

Speak, write, or record where it came from, what it means, and what you want your family to know.

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Add the details

Keep appraisals, receipts, documents, condition, and value with the item — and note your wishes when you're ready.

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Share the record

Invite family and friends to view the trove, add their own memories, and help round out the stories.

Most loved features

The details your family will thank you for.

Storytelling — Related Photos01 / 05
Add related photos, audio, and video so each item tells its full story.A ring beside your wedding photos. A guitar alongside a recording of Dad playing it. Your family won’t just know what the item is — they’ll understand what it meant.
Related photos add context in Legacy Heirloom
In your own words — Voice & Video02 / 05
Write the story or let your family hear you tell it. Record a voice memo or video directly from your phone.Someday your grandchildren won’t just know the quilt was handmade — they’ll hear you describe the winter you made it.
Record your story in your own voice
Together — Family Collaboration03 / 05
Invite your spouse or adult children to help document what matters.The circle can be wider, too. Family and friends can view items, leave comments, and add their own photos to round out the stories.
Family collaboration in Legacy Heirloom
With intention — Item Assignment04 / 05
Pass things on with intention: a personal note that says who should receive an item and why.Your words bring clarity, prevent misunderstandings, and turn a future decision into a present act of love.
Item assignment in Legacy Heirloom showing a guitar bequest
Peace of mind — Secure Documentation05 / 05
Your trove can serve as a Tangible Personal Property Memorandum or a simple list of wishes to complement your will.Download a PDF with your e-signature as documented evidence of your wishes — an extra layer of clarity for your family.
Secure documentation in Legacy Heirloom

Simple Pricing

Free

For getting started, at your pace.

$0

No cost, ever.

  • Document up to 5 items
  • Stories in your own voice, video, and text
  • Invite unlimited family members
  • Assign heirs with personal notes
  • TPPM reports
  • Audit reports
  • Access to executor mode
Start Free

No credit card required

The Full Trove

Everything you need to preserve, share, and settle.

  • Unlimited items
  • Unlimited photos, videos, voice recordings, and documents
  • Invite unlimited family members
  • Assign heirs with personal notes
  • Tangible Personal Property Memorandum (TPPM) downloads with signature
  • Version history and audit trail reports
  • Access to Executor Mode features (coming soon) - a $399 value
  • Memorial mode preserves your stories and trove content forever after settlement
  • Heirs receive discounted access to their own troves, pre-seeded with assigned items

Choose Your Payment Option

Looking for a gift? Give one year or lifetime access

Start with the one item that matters most.
The rest will follow.

Somewhere down the road, someone in your family will be glad you did this. Not because you documented every item you own, but because you took the time to say what mattered and why.

Free to start — no credit card requiredAdd items at your own paceYour data stays private forever
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