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Revisited - Family Media Preservation and Archive Platform

A preservation service and private digital Archive designed to keep an entire family's media connected.

Role
Product Strategy, Creative Direction, UX Direction, Systems Architecture, and Implementation Oversight
Year
2026-Present
Project type
Web Application
A private family Archive designed around memories, people, places, and stories.

THE JOURNEY

One preservation experience for a family’s media.

Revisited removes format jargon from the customer journey. Families send mixed photographs, home movies, recordings, and documents through one connected preservation service.

Customers follow one calm, box-centered preservation journey.

THE CUSTOMER PROMISE

Your family’s story deserves to last.

Revisited begins with one clear, local promise: families send a single Photo Box to the Oklahoma City studio, then follow each memory into a private Archive. The experience makes preservation feel personal and durable before anyone has to think about storage, formats, or file management.

The Archive is designed as a place families return to, not simply a grid of files.

THE TRUST MODEL

Preservation rules shape the product from the start.

Protected masters, verified storage, explicit permissions, and resilient operations ensure the experience treats family materials as irreplaceable originals, not generic cloud files.

Explicit roles and permissioned Family Spaces keep collaboration clear while protected originals remain under controlled access.

Selected evidence

A closer look at the work.

One media-aware Library keeps the family collection together.
Video Moments return viewers to meaningful scenes without creating duplicate media files.
Audio Chapters make meaningful portions of protected recordings easier to revisit.
Family documents become readable and contextual while the protected source remains intact.
Places offer another path into a connected family history.
Family members can contribute context through explicit roles and shared spaces.