Keep something tonight

What do you want to keep?

A voice. A mission. A box of photographs. A conversion story. A history your family keeps meaning to ask about. Begin with the moment; UNA will help you make a careful plan.

The questions come from UNA. The record remains entirely yours.

A private-first plan

Make a plan you can use tonight.

Choose the shape of the moment—not anyone’s name or story. UNA will make a practical plan here on your device. Nothing in this planner is saved or sent.

Begin with the moment

Swipe to see every path.

Someone you loveSave a real voice and the ordinary stories only they can tell.A mission and homecomingGather the letters, photographs, and voice behind the name tag.A family reunionTurn one gathering into a small, consented family archive.A faith or conversion storyPreserve lived experience without manufacturing testimony or revelation.Your own living recordBegin with one true scene instead of trying to summarize a life.Letters, photographs, or recordingsRescue an inherited box without losing names, ownership, or context.A memorial or life sketchGather a person’s ordinary texture without turning grief into polished fiction.A Utah or pioneer historyConnect a family account to the places, migrations, and communities around it.A FamilySearch-ready memoryPrepare one appropriate text story before a deliberate FamilySearch handoff.

Time you haveWhat you are keepingWho may eventually see it

No account · no names · no answers · no upload

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The deliberate handoff

Prepare before you publish to FamilySearch.

Choose only user-authored text or a verbatim transcript excerpt. Voice and video stay in UNA. This local review does not connect to or change FamilySearch.

Review a possible FamilySearch handoffOpen workbench

FamilySearch is a future publication destination for selected text—not UNA’s private vault. Direct integration remains subject to FamilySearch compatibility review and authorization.

The private-to-public bridge

Not every record belongs in the same room.

UNA helps make the distinction before a tender record crosses a boundary.

Sacred

Temple experiences, blessings, and what should never enter a browser, support message, agent, or public tree. Record it directly behind UNA’s Sacred Wall.

The living record

Today’s private experience, a loved one’s voice, and the family context still taking shape. Keep the master privately and let the people involved decide what travels.

The shared tree

Selected photographs, stories, documents, and audio prepared with provenance, permission, and deliberate visibility for FamilySearch or another lasting archive.

UNA is independent and is not built, reviewed, affiliated with, or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Official Church and FamilySearch resources are identified as such and linked to their original publishers.

One phone on the table

From a song I wrote — “The Interview” ♪

No streak. No performance. One real question, and enough quiet to hear the answer.

What do you want to keep?

Make a plan you can use tonight.

More questions

Before you begin

Permission for this audience

Context worth saving

Sources behind this plan

Prepare before you publish to FamilySearch.

Not every record belongs in the same room.

Sacred

The living record

The shared tree