You ship me the boxes. I open them carefully, inventory every item, and photograph or scan everything — letters, journal pages, margin notes, photo prints, negatives, documents.
What you get back
- Every page digitized at high resolution
- All handwriting transcribed — AI reads what humans wrote, even messy cursive and margin notes
- Every person, date, and location tagged and searchable
- Faces clustered across all photographs — ready for you to name
- A timeline constructed from every date found in your documents and photo metadata
- A searchable digital archive you keep forever
- Your physical materials returned safely
What this means
Your grandmother's handwriting becomes searchable text. The photo of the man nobody remembers gets grouped with every other photo he appears in. The date your father mentioned in a letter gets placed on a timeline next to the photo your mother took that same week.
The box becomes an archive. The archive becomes a family record that will outlast everyone who remembers.