Memory maps
Pin stories to the classrooms, fields and gathering places where they happened.
Stories live in places
Every institution has a story worth preserving.
Memory House turns school grounds, old photographs and shared recollections into a living digital home—built with the people who were there.
Contributions can be moderated, private, named or anonymous.
Featured pilot
Paul Roos Gymnasium · Class of 2007
Walk the campus through the memories left behind.
Enter the Paul Roos Memory HouseMore than an archive
A place where institutional history becomes personal again.
Built for schools, universities, clubs and communities that want to preserve heritage, strengthen belonging and reconnect generations.
Living archives
Collect photographs, yearbooks and personal recollections in one searchable home.
Connected communities
Bring alumni, staff and supporters together without exposing private contact details.
Your own Memory House
Distinctive to your institution. Simple to grow.
Start with one class, one campus or one anniversary. Add more year groups, archives, events and member services as your community joins in.
See how it works- Shape the houseChoose your institution, identity and first archive project.
- Invite your communityCollect memories, photographs and member details with moderation built in.
- Keep it aliveUse reunions, yearbooks, heritage collections and sponsorship to sustain it.
For schools and institutions