Context, not a folder
Media remains connected to sequence, place, contribution and the perspectives that give it meaning.
02 / OpenTrove
Shared moments deserve
one living story.
OpenTrove brings the photographs, videos, voices and perspectives around a shared experience into one structured Story—without treating one person’s account as the owner of everyone’s history.
Visit OpenTroveEvent-native
The experience is the centre.
Generic storage begins with an account and asks that account to organise files. OpenTrove begins with the shared event. Its Story can hold the distinct contributions and viewpoints of the people who were there while preserving their relationship to the same moment.
That makes ownership event-native rather than account-native: no single camera roll has to become the canonical version of a collective experience.
Permission-aware
Participation does not erase control. Visibility and contribution are structured around explicit permissions.
A living Story
Separate fragments can become shared history without flattening the people and perspectives inside it.