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Care and Wellbeing

Legacy Vault

Voice notes, photographs, letters and messages saved for the future.

A hand opening a drawer in a wooden card index.

The problem

Stories go unrecorded until it is too late

Every family has a handful of stories that only one person can tell, and photographs nobody can put names to any more. The intention to write it all down rarely survives a busy year.

How it works

Legacy Vault, step by step.

  1. 1

    Record a story

    Speak rather than type. A few minutes at a time, whenever the mood takes you.

  2. 2

    Add photographs and names

    Put a name and a year to a face while there is still someone who remembers.

  3. 3

    Write letters for later

    A message for a grandchild's eighteenth birthday, or a wedding day that has not been arranged yet.

  4. 4

    Decide who receives what, and when

    Some things are for everyone now. Some are for one person later. Both are supported.

Who benefits

What changes, and for whom.

For the supported user

  • Say it in your own voice, in your own time
  • Decide who receives what, and when
  • Something to leave that is not paperwork

For family

  • Names and dates recorded while they are still known
  • Grandchildren hear a voice, not just read a name
  • A reason to sit down together and ask

In the product

What it looks like.

Record a storyOne tap to start, pause whenever you like.

With Aethelbridge, you can

See Legacy Vault in the demo.

Under five minutes, no account required, and you can jump straight to the part you care about.

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