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Your family owns every word.
Recordings, transcripts, photos, and letters belong to you and your family — never to us. You can export or delete the entire archive at any moment, in full fidelity.
Our Covenant
A family's memory is not a product. These are the promises that bind everything we build.
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Recordings, transcripts, photos, and letters belong to you and your family — never to us. You can export or delete the entire archive at any moment, in full fidelity.
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Your content will not be sold, licensed, or shared with advertisers or data brokers. There is no version of RootsKeeper where this changes.
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Your voices and writings will not be used to train any third-party model. AI providers we work with are bound by contract to the same standard.
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When an elder writes a letter to be opened on a future date, it is encrypted and locked — even to us — until the moment it is meant to be read.
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Family workspaces are private from the first second. Nothing becomes public, shareable, or discoverable without an explicit, deliberate action by a family owner.
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Every architectural decision is weighed against a 50-year horizon. Open formats, exportable archives, and durable storage so your grandchildren's grandchildren can still listen.
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If we suffer a security incident, lose data, or change a policy that affects your rights, you will hear it from us — clearly, quickly, and without euphemism.
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Should RootsKeeper ever shut down, every family will receive a complete, downloadable archive of their content in standard formats — long before any service is turned off.
“The voices that made us deserve to outlive us.”