Your shoebox is a time machine.
Where will you go first?

Phossil is a time machine for families: AI that turns chaotic, undated photo collections into organized, dated, connected archives. You scan printed photos with your phone or upload digital ones, and Phossil estimates when each photo was taken, helps you tag the people in it, and builds a searchable family timeline.

Phossil uses Bayesian temporal inference to estimate when each photo was taken from visual evidence alone: photo format, paper and border style, clothing, cars, and the people in it. Every estimate is a date range with a confidence level, never a fake exact date. When a photo carries a real camera capture date, Phossil anchors to it.

Your first 100 photos are free, with no credit card required. After that, you buy your collection once: Personal is $99 for up to 1,000 photos, Family is $499 for up to 5,000, and Dynasty is $1,999 for up to 20,000. Every purchase has a 30-day money-back guarantee. Every plan includes a year of the Exhibition Pass, which keeps the interactive exhibits open: the Timeline, Atlas, Connections, and Cortex search. After that, $200 a decade (one-time, only if you choose) keeps them open; Dynasty includes its first decade. Your photos, browsers, and filters never need the Pass. You can always download everything for free, even if access lapses.

Yes. Your archive is private by default and visible only to the people you invite. It is always yours: you can export everything, anytime, free.

Yes. Phossil turns a shoebox of prints into a digital archive using just your phone camera: lay out several photos at once and Phossil detects, crops, and enhances each one. Collections of hundreds of photos can be imported in a single session.

They are never hidden or forced into a fake date. Photos without enough evidence land in an Unknown era timeline bucket where family members can help date them, and a single correction can update related photos from the same batch.