A stranger sees a certificate
Public patch pages never show a child's name, family media, roster information, birth date, or location history.
The promises
Plain language. Permanent obligations.
Trust is not a feature page. It is the boundary around the whole archive.
The memory belongs to the family
Family media is private by default and available only inside its circle.
The family can leave whole
A real export preserves media, metadata, and relationships in useful formats.
There is no attention market
No ads, no feed, no likes, no followers, and no sale of family data.
The address remains
Every patch keeps one permanent destination. Its safe public record survives changes behind it.
Technology stays in its place
The presentation card explains the tap. Family memories stay about the person and the moment.