A gift to humanity

Your family story deserves to live on.

Create your family tree, keep photos and voices, and leave messages for the future. A home for the memories that connect you.

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Private by defaultShared by choiceBuilt to last
2044

Enzo opens a capsule recorded by Rubén and Eva before he was born.

Illustration of a bonsai as a symbol of a family tree
What you preserve today can become a meeting tomorrow

Family time capsules

Record today the words someone will open tomorrow.

Save a video, your voice, a letter or photographs for one person. The capsule stays connected to their family branch until the chosen date arrives.

This public page explains the service. Your real capsules always remain private.

Private capsule2044

Before we met you, we already had something to tell you.

“Enzo, we recorded this message while we were still waiting for you. May you grow surrounded by love and never forget how deeply you were loved before you were born.”
Rubén and Eva · For Enzo
A message for EnzoExample video · Audio in Spanish

A voice across generations

Enzo's great-grandmother leaves him a message on the day he is born.

A welcome recorded in her own voice, so that years later Enzo can hear how one of his roots received him.

Discover family capsules
Voice capsule · Example00:42
AntòniaEnzo

Connected to his family branch

A chance for those who come next

From those who came before us to those who have not yet been born.

Would you have liked to see how your great-grandparents spoke, laughed and celebrated Christmas?

What you never had the chance to know, they will be able to remember.

With TIEMORA, you can give your descendants the opportunity you never had: to know their family's voices, gestures and moments, recognise themselves in them, and feel part of a story that began long before they were born.

Family example

The Briones family bonsai

The tree grows through generations and keeps every memory, capsule and special day beside the person it belongs to.

7 people

One story, many formats

It is not an album. It is a person, remembered by those who knew them.

Christmas 1964
Photograph + 4 stories

Christmas 1964

One moment shared across five branches and two generations.

Antònia's Christmas cannelloni
Recipe + voice

Antònia's Christmas cannelloni

A recipe whose aroma announced that the whole family was together again.

Private capsule

OPEN IN 2044

For your 18th birthday

Enzo will hear the message Rubén and Eva recorded while his mother was still pregnant.

Sealed by Rubén and Eva

Days of remembrance

A date can bring back a voice, a recipe and a way of laughing.

Create a private annual reminder for someone in your tree and pair it with the photographs, videos or stories you want to revisit that day.

Create a day of remembrance It only appears inside your tree because the family chose it.
24DEC

TODAY WE REMEMBER ANTÒNIA

The cannelloni that brought the whole family together

“Christmas truly began when that aroma filled the house.”
Recipe, voice and 6 family photographs

Private by default

Every memory has its own door.

Sharing a recipe does not mean opening the entire tree. Your family decides who can view, comment on or complete each memory.

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One person only

A capsule for Enzo to open on his 18th birthday.

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Family circle

The descendants of one specific branch of the tree.

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Connected families

One memory can connect the Briones and Gutierrez branches.

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Shared by choice

A recipe or tradition the family chooses to share.

Our gift to the future

Every family preserves an irreplaceable part of humanity's memory.

History also lives in a voice, a recipe, a way of laughing or a value passed on without us noticing. Preserving these things gives identity to people who may not yet have been born.

Preserved todayProtected by familyReceived by the future

This is not only about remembering the past. It makes a meeting possible between generations that could never share the same time.

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