Open Memory Archive Live Demo
This demo shows how ordinary memory project files become a portable offline archive with privacy redaction applied before publication.
What is this?
Open Memory Archive is a format and offline toolkit for producing portable memory archives. It is not a writing tool or a content management system; it is the export layer that a memoir platform, oral history app, or research database uses to produce self-contained archives.
The demos below show the output: what a user receives when they export from a platform that integrates Open Memory Archive.
The main file-based demo. It shows a local history archive built from Markdown, CSV, and media files, with 3 items redacted.
Open community archiveA privacy-focused demo. It shows withdrawn consent, family-only scope, private text, private media, and signed URL removal.
Open redacted family archiveA plain-language explanation of how source privacy labels become redacted placeholders in the public archive.
Read the privacy guideWhat you are opening
Each archive is a static folder containing HTML, JSON, checksums, and copied public media. The viewer opens from files in a browser. It does not need a login, database, API, or hosted backend.
Private media is not included in the public archive, and the redaction log is written into the archive data so the export can be inspected later.