Hearthkeep backs up your family’s photo archive to more than one place: a relative’s computer that takes over when yours is off, an encrypted copy at a relative’s house, or Hearthkeep Backup, kept off-site by us.
| If this happens | What keeps the photos | |
|---|---|---|
| The main computer | If this happensIt breaks, or it is switched off. | What keeps the photosA standby on a relative’s computer takes over. |
| The house | If this happensA fire, a flood or a theft. | What keeps the photosThe encrypted backup at a relative’s house, or Hearthkeep Backup. |
| A photo | If this happensSomeone deletes it by mistake. | What keeps the photosNothing is deleted on the spot; a deletion can be taken back. |
| A phone | If this happensIt is lost or broken. | What keeps the photosThe photos already added from it are in the archive. |
Every change is written down, and yours can be undone, so a slip is never the end of a photo.
On Hearthkeep Home, the family’s own computers keep the copies. Hearthkeep Backup adds one away from all of them.
Add them to the family’s archive, then keep a second copy away from the house: a relative’s computer as a standby, an encrypted backup at their house, or Hearthkeep Backup.
No. It is encrypted before it leaves your house, and they can read nothing.
The whole archive: the photos and videos, the tree, the stories, the recordings and the recipes. It is one file and one folder.
Add a relative’s computer as a standby. It keeps a copy and takes over when yours is off.
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