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Your phone buzzes. Another notification. You check quickly hoping it's the family group chat about your niece's graduation party but it's just your colleague asking about Monday's meeting. Five minutes later, another buzz. This time it's a spam message from that group you never asked to join. The graduation chat? Still buried somewhere between work messages and random forwards you'll never read. Sounds exhausting? You're not alone.

What happens when the heart of your family disappears overnight? For me, it meant building something that would ensure no family ever loses their stories again.

Your grandmother's wedding ring sits in a jewelry box upstairs. Her stories? They're scattered across a dozen different apps, fading with each passing year.Every family carries invisible treasures - the way your father laughs at his own jokes, the recipe your aunt swears she'll write down "someday," the bedtime stories that somehow never made it past your childhood bedroom. These moments shape who we are, yet we're losing them faster than we realize.The problem isn't that we don't care about family memories. It's that we're drowning in digital chaos.