Genacy explained
Preserving a life should come with understandable choices about access and use.
Reviewed 26 September 2026
Your private Generations twin serves chosen people; your public Legacy twin uses material you allow to be public. A nominated guardian has the permissions you assign. These concepts do not mean every file is available to every audience.
Read the technology explanation for the current model and access design. Permission to display a memory, use it in a twin response or capture it through a future device should be considered separately. The device-capture stage is a roadmap ambition.
Before entrusting an archive to Genacy, ask which formats can be exported, whether originals and metadata are included, how deletion is handled and what happens to family access if a subscription ends. This website does not yet publish a complete operational specification for those questions; no particular export format or retention period is promised here.
Read the privacy policy and data-protection summary. For questions about your information, contact support@genacy.co. Beta registration records are private and are not included in the website’s public AI reading files.