Being built in public

A digital home for everything your family knows.

Every household accumulates a lifetime of important things โ€” documents, medical records, photographs, recipes, the story of where you came from. Today it lives scattered across drives, chat threads, filing cabinets, and people's memories. Family Knowledge Vault brings all of it into one private, searchable place designed to last generations.

The problem

When you urgently need something, where is it?

A passport before a flight. An insurance policy during a hospital visit. The warranty for an appliance that just failed. Grandma's recipe that nobody wrote down. The information exists โ€” but finding it means searching everywhere at once.

What it holds

Organised around people, not folders.

Family

Every member becomes a living profile โ€” their documents, medical history, milestones, and the memories they're part of, all connected.

Documents

Identity, property, finance, education, legal. Filed by what they mean rather than where you happened to put them.

Medical

Reports, prescriptions, vaccinations, allergies and doctors โ€” ready before you need them, not after.

Memories

Photos, videos, voice notes, and written stories, arranged along the timeline of your family's life.

Recipes

The dishes that belong to your family, kept in the voice of the person who taught them.

Emergency

Blood groups, contacts, medications and insurance โ€” reachable in one tap, for the moments that matter most.

How it's built

Trust before features.

Follow along

Built live, one pull request at a time.

The entire product โ€” planning, architecture, code, mistakes and all โ€” is being built in public on stream. Every session ships one complete, working improvement, and every decision is documented in the repository as it happens.

In active development โ€” Phase 1, Foundation