Your grandkids will never open your Google Photos. But they will open a book. BrainCopy gathers your photos, letters and stories, asks gentle questions to fill the gaps, and produces a printed memoir — in your voice — that their children will still read in 2070.
You have seventy years of photos, letters, postcards, slides, and maybe a diary or two. Most of it is in a cupboard. Some is on an old computer. A few recent ones are on the phone. None of it is in a form your grandchild will actually see.
The cloud is not a legacy. Google Photos, iCloud, Dropbox — they all assume the person who set them up is still paying the bill. When that stops, everything quietly disappears. Your grandchild won't inherit your password. They'll inherit silence.
A printed book is the only format that survives. But writing a memoir is overwhelming. Where do you start? What order? Who types it up? Who picks the photos? By the time you've thought about it, another year is gone.
Upload photos from your phone, computer, old hard drives, Facebook, iCloud. BrainCopy sorts them by year, by place, by person — automatically. Your whole photographic life is in one place for the first time.
Old letters, diary pages, postcards from your children — photograph them or scan them. AI reads the handwriting (yes, even the hard-to-read ones), preserves the original image, and files each one by date. The box in the cupboard becomes part of the same archive.
For each period of your life, BrainCopy drafts a narrative chapter — who was there, what happened, what the photos show — pulling from your own words where available. You edit what's wrong and add what's missing. Far easier than starting with a blank page.
Don't want to type? Tap the microphone and tell the story out loud. BrainCopy transcribes it, files it by date, and weaves it into the right chapter. Many grandparents do their whole memoir this way, over a cup of coffee, one story at a time.
When you're ready, BrainCopy generates a photobook per grandchild — personalised to the stories that involve them, their parents, and their family line. Print it through a normal photobook service. A keepsake they'll put on their own children's shelf.
50% off the €10/month subscription, forever, for grandparents who join during the beta. Your discount never expires.
GRANDPARENTS50) covers storage and capture. AI processing to turn your archive into draft chapters is priced once per photo — typically €50–€200 for a lifetime archive. Not a recurring fee for the AI work. The printed book is extra, through the print service.Takes about 30 seconds to sign up. You can start importing immediately.
Start your grandparent trialDifferent people, same problem: too many memories scattered across too many places.