Preserve what your
family carries forward.
Heirloom Atlas brings family photos, people, stories, documents, heirlooms, and collections together—without losing the connections that give them meaning.
A major milestone in photo organization
Thousands of photographs. Years of memories. One place to bring them together. Heirloom Atlas 2.0 helps families organize scattered photo collections, find duplicates, and preserve the information that gives each image meaning.
Three ways to find duplicates
Review Exact Duplicates, Visually Identical images, and Possible Duplicates, with distinct confidence levels.
Cleanup on your terms
Select individual copies or use recommended bulk selection. Confirm removals before moving files to Duplicate Trash.
Keep the best copy
Keeper recommendations consider available dates, catalog details, and source locations to help you decide what to preserve.
Know where photos live
Work with local folders, external drives, synced cloud folders, and connected Google Drive sources while seeing where copies are stored.
Recognize people and places
Face recognition and location review tools help bring context back to photographs across large collections.
Bring dates back into focus
Review missing or uncertain photo dates and organize memories into a more meaningful timeline.
Organize the things. Connect the people. Pass the story forward.
Welcome to the Private Beta
Heirloom Atlas Private Beta 2.0.0 is currently available to invited testers.
Enter the invite code included with your beta invitation to access the installer.
Invite verified. You may now download Heirloom Atlas.
Download Heirloom AtlasWindows 64-bit • Private Beta 2.0.0 • Build 223
- Enter your private beta invite code above.
- Download and run the installer.
- Complete the Windows installation.
- Open Heirloom Atlas and enter the same invite code.
- Follow the first-run setup.
Beta software is still being tested. Keep backups of important family files and report anything unexpected through the in-app Beta Feedback option.
“Your collection is yours. Not ours.”