Hi there,

I wanted to write to you personally.

For more than 30 years, ScanMyPhotos has helped families protect what they can see—their photos. Millions of them. And I’ve always believed deeply in how powerful a single image can be.

There’s a photo of my father and me at Disneyland in 1967. He passed away just two years later. That photo became one of my only tangible connections to him. I’ve spent my life helping people save moments like that. But here’s the truth I’ve come to realize: even when the photo is safe, the story behind it often isn’t.

Last month I met Charlie, the co-founder of Remento, at CES. When he shared why he started Remento—after his own father passed away when he was young—it stopped me in my tracks. We connected immediately. Different paths, same loss. And the same realization: what we’d give not just to see our fathers’ faces again, but to hear their voices, to know what they remembered about those moments.

That’s why I’m recommending Remento to you. You’ve used ScanMyPhotos to safeguard your family’s photos, and Remento is the natural next step. It turns spoken memories into a beautiful book that brings those images to life with the stories behind them. Each chapter of the book contains a QR code you can scan to hear the original recording, preserving not only the photo and the story, but the voice, the laugh, and personality of the storyteller. It’s a gift. It’s a legacy. And it preserves something photos alone cannot.

I wish something like this had existed when I was younger. I think you’ll understand why.

Warmly,

Mitch Goldstone

co-founder & CEO, ScanMyPhotos