Legacy Touch Competitors

Legacybox launched in 2013 and pioneered family memory preservation with a trackable, mail-in model, for consumers to have their priceless analog tapes, film, and pictures professionally converted to digital formats. Legacybox was named one of “America’s Fastest-Growing Companies” by Inc. The company has also been called “Best Memory Keeper” by Good Housekeeping Magazine, “A Must Have” by ABC’s The View, and “My 2016 Resolution” by Rachael Ray Every Day Magazine and been featured in USA Today, The Huffington Post, and The Washington Post.

Living Memories is a not-for-profit social enterprise that promotes the use of archive film and images to trigger memories and reduce isolation. The Living Memories Online portal offers access to a huge range of information & social history programmes, and newsreels from the late 1900s to the 1970s available to watch online, along with digital Reminiscence Resources to help trigger conversations. It aims to bring the past to life for older people, the people who care for them, and anyone interested in UK social and industrial history, including schools. Living Memories also coordinates online events to benefit older generations, such as Tea & Memories sessions, wellbeing programmes and more.

Tributes.com is the online resource for current local and national obituary news, lasting tributes celebrating the lives of loved ones, and an online community to provide support during times of loss and grieving. Founded by Jeff Taylor, the founder of world–renowned Monster Worldwide, the Tributes team is focused on making sure that through one centralized national web destination that obituary and service information are easily accessible and that there is a place for people of all ages to come together through online community to remember and to share the rich stories of the important people in their lives that have passed away. With over 90 Million listings, Tributes.com has rapidly become the Internet brand which thousands of funeral homes, over one hundred television & radio stations and 2.5 million unique consumers rely on each month to publish and locate U.S. obituary news.