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Plainly

How we keep it safe

You are trusting us with photographs of your children, recordings of your parents’ voices, and the shape of your family. Here is what we do with that, and what we will never do — written so that anyone can check it.

What we do

Private by default
Nothing here is public. There is no sign-up page; a stranger with the address sees a sign-in screen and nothing else. Search engines are told to stay away, and do.
Only people the family has named get in
A keeper adds someone by their Google address. Sign-in happens through Google, so we never see or hold a password. Remove someone from the list and their access ends at once.
Each family's archive is sealed from every other
The separation is enforced inside the database itself, not by the website on top of it. We have tested it by trying to break through — from one family into another, as a stranger, as a guest — and it holds.
Photographs live in private storage
Every link to a photograph or recording is temporary and expires within an hour. Nothing is reachable by guessing an address.
Guests come in through a door you control
A guest link opens one event only, expires on a date you choose, and can be closed in a second. Guests are never tracked or recorded; they add what they add and leave.
No face recognition. Ever.
People are named in photographs by hand. We hold no biometric data of any kind, and we won't.
Kept in the EU
The archive and its files are stored in Ireland, under UK and EU data-protection law.
Yours to take, yours to end
Any keeper can export the entire archive — every original file, in ordinary formats — at any time. Any keeper can delete the entire archive, completely, and we keep no copy.

What we don’t do

If something goes wrong

The archive is backed up every day. If we ever became aware of a breach affecting your family, we would tell you directly and promptly, say what happened in plain terms, and say what we did about it. You can reach a person at hello@tokeepsafe.com.

The small print

The formal version of all of this is the privacy notice. It says the same things at greater length.