From marriages to Christmas mornings, from summer road trips to quinceaneras, your family traditions span decades. Connect the dots in a beautiful new way and share them with your loved …
Share With Confidence
At Permanent, we believe that sharing doesn’t have to mean oversharing. We know you want your friends and family to partake in your favorite memories but don’t want to lose …
Do More With Your Family Tree
Preserve the hard work you’ve already invested into FamilySearch in a Permanent Archive. Permanent is working with FamilySearch to seamlessly integrate your Family Tree. Connect your FamilySearch account to create …
Everyone’s an Archivist: Creating Coherent Collections
This is a guest post by Nina Tarnawsky, a graduate student at the School of Information at the University of Texas at Austin with a focus in archival work. Nina has worked …
Digital Preservation and the Future of Identity
This is a guest post by David Emelianov, a software developer and product manager based in Seattle. He is currently working as a front-end web developer at Microsoft and has previously …
Three Ways to Control Access to Your Archive
Hasn’t it become nearly impossible to keep track of everything we’ve shared and where? While there are some things we want out there, and there are plenty of things we …
Why Publishing Means Permanence
Our publishing feature allows you to make your files and memories publicly available on the web. Through a shareable link, anyone can view the content you’ve published – even those …
Everyone’s an Archivist: Organizing Your Files for the Future.
This is a guest post by Nina Tarnawsky, a graduate student at the School of Information at the University of Texas at Austin with a focus in archival work. Nina has worked …
How To Publish Your Files and Folders
With Publish, you can create public links for the files and folders of your choosing to share with anyone – even people who haven’t signed up for an account on …
We All Leave a Legacy
“Legacy. What is a legacy? It’s planting seeds in a garden you never get to see.” – Lin Manuel Miranda, Hamilton People often wonder why the word legacy features so …
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