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Storage that feels calm, not complicated.

A gentle place to keep family photos, audio, and important files together—organized, private, and easy to hand down.

Ask about storageSee EchoVault tiers

Two simple ways to pay

Pay once

If you prefer to be done with it, you can cover your storage in one purchase and keep moving.

Spread it over 24 months

Same idea, gentler pacing: split the plan into 24 monthly payments so it fits real family budgets.

Built for memories

We’re not trying to be a social network. This is a private place for the people you trust, with simple sharing controls.

Choose a storage size

Pick the amount of space that matches your family’s photos and recordings today. If you’re unsure, we’ll help you pick a comfortable starting point.

Pricing shown in USD. Want help picking a size? Tell us roughly how many photos and recordings you’re sitting on, and we’ll recommend a fit.

How we handle your stories

EchoVault is built for families first, not for ads or engagement graphs. We treat every recording as part of a private family archive, not content.

In plain language

EchoVault is being built to keep your recordings private by default. Only you and the people you invite should be able to access them. We don't want your family's stories showing up in ads, training demos, or anywhere else you didn't intend. If you ever want to stop, talk to us and we'll explain in clear language what we can remove or delete and what's already been shared with your family.

If you speak more in specs

We're implementing standard safeguards as the product matures: encrypted transport (TLS), encryption at rest, least-privilege access, and clear retention/deletion controls. We'll publish the exact details as we finalize infrastructure and hosting, and we'll answer any questions directly if you need specifics for your situation.

If you have stricter requirements, for example specific retention windows or export formats, reach out. We'd rather talk through what's available now and what's in progress than gloss over the details. Read our Trust & Safety overview.