You may be Android phone user, but your family member is on Apple. You want to share your photos and memories with your family, but how? Are you near the maximum media storage limit and soon to be charged more per month? If something were to happen to you, where would your digital memories go? Will Facebook eventually shut down your account due to inactivity?
Keep a media archive for your family and generations after you. We no longer store hard copies of letters and photos. Now they are digital, but they are at risk of disappearing forever if they aren't archived in a reliable place. This keeps our memories alive so that our descendents will know who we were.
Do you want to export and archive your Facebook and Twitter posts? Maybe you want to leave social media or go to a new platform, but you don't want to lose what you wrote for the world to see.
Like the Media Archive, the Social Media Archive will keep your memories alive for your family and generations after. This will replace of the WordPress Blog Social Media Importer Plugin (Vintillect Importer) since it was retired recently. It won't be a blog. It will be a (static-site) archive.
If you are interested in these projects, maybe you want to collaborate, or if you have an opinion or suggestion, please send a message here.
Do you have old photos (Poloroids, newspaper clippings, yearbook photos, damaged/degraded photos)? AI can be used to restore those photos to amazing quality and even colorize black and white photos.
You'll be able to mail a batch of photos to be scanned. You can upload pictures that you scanned yourself or used the camera from your smartphone.
Some AI models will generate pictures of entirely different people, depending on the quality of the original photo, so beware. We are finding ways to mitigate and work around those issues. Additional tools will be provided to edit the source images so that the AI can match the faces better.
Here's a very early prototype of the scene graph component.
Hint: drag the nodes around, zoom in and out, drag new scene and frame nodes from the left sidebar.
Would you like to create a graphical autobiography or yourself and your memories, rich with vivid images and videos? Many people have kept diaries or logged their daily activities in social media status updates or even calendar entries. Those memories can be collected together to form a story.
Do you know someone that suffers from bad memories that they wish they could forget? Some people habitually ruminate on cringe moments or traumatic experiences. They also imagine doing things differently and changing the outcome, but their minds return back to remembering those negative memories when they least expect it and in those quiet moments. This is because their minds are desperately seeking closure and a solution to sooth the emotional pain or discomfort, and it still isn't satisfied.
There's no way to go back in time and change events, but there may be a way to ease those memories by imagining better, happier alternate realities. Writing in a diary can be therapeutic. Writing down alternive stories and creating vivid scenes (images and videos) may provide much needed relief and quiet those ruminating thoughts. This creative process can help people rewrite their stories so that their minds focus on positive thoughts instead.
This is a memorial to past projects and ideas that didn't catch on with the public.
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