Public guided demo · about 3 minutes

See the whole journey before sharing a photograph.

Learn safely with our sample, restore one of your own, choose what to keep, add what your family knows, and continue with a relative or the next photograph.

No account for the first restore. Your Source stays separate. Nothing is public unless you later share it.

01Learnnow
02Restorenext
03Decidenext
04Savenext

Step 1 · safe rehearsal

Drag the line. Judge the person, not the effect.

“Source” is the historical record. “Restored” is a proposal. Look at the face, hands, clothing, edges, and any writing before deciding.

The same public-domain demonstration photograph after a Nostalgia restoration — Public-domain demonstration photograph. It is not presented as a customer's family.

Public-domain demonstration photograph before restoration, faded and scratched — Public-domain demonstration photograph. It is not presented as a customer's family.

Step 2 · the decision

Which version would you keep beside the Source?

There is no required positive answer. Rejecting a result is part of using the product correctly.

Step 3 · your photograph

Now do the real first-photo loop.

Choose one meaningful photograph you have permission to use. The page handles the upload, restore, comparison, keeper decision, and next step; you do not need someone to talk you through it.

Bring a photograph

Checking whether a free restore is available…

After you save

The archive step happens after you keep a result.

This page is the rehearsal and the first restore. Saving claims the Source and result together; one known fact and one relative question come next in the browser.

Next
Keep the Source and your chosen result together
Create a free private archive only when you want to save the result. The uploaded Source is never overwritten.
Then
Add one thing your family knows
A name, date, place, or short memory turns an improved image into a family record. Then ask one relative, or restore the next related photo.

The web is the product—not a waiting room for the app.

Continue in your browser, use the live iPhone and iPad app for scanning and collections, or join Android testing while public Play availability is completed.