What is Molode?
What is Molode?
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Things break or go missing. Family heirlooms lose their meaning.
People destroy or discard valuable and historic possessions because they don’t know the value or story behind them. They don’t have the time, means, or knowhow to research and inevitably don’t have the space to continue storing items they don’t feel connected to.
Without photographs, video, documentation and key details—treasures and their stories are truly lost.
Capture the stories behind everything you love with Molode.
Molode Features
Molode Features
Short for “mother lode,” Molode unlocks the potential of objects by permanently connecting them to the details and stories that make them special. It’s the new gold standard for keeping and sharing the stories behind the things you love:
Multimedia productivity tool with social and marketplace connectivity
Document, organize and share important things and cherished stories
Integrated image, text and video capture make it easy to document, store and even share objects with the stories that make them each a treasure
Intuitive tools make multimedia documentation easy to create—and storytelling a permanent part of your collection
Molode helps you figure out what you have.
Molode helps you figure out what you have.
Family heirlooms, garage sale finds, and other items with unknown provenance can be discovered with help and insights from fellow users!
Molode helps others figure out what they have.
Molode helps others figure out what they have.
Users who have a specific interest in particular genres, or even an expertise, can provide feedback to help users identify what they have or want more of!
Molode helps you record family members so you can preserve the history of your special items.
Molode helps you record family members so you can preserve the history of your special items.
With both video and audio features, Molode allows users to record invaluable context surrounding emotionally prized possessions.
Now, the stories attached to family heirlooms will never be lost again. Record your relatives discussing the history of an item, the family connections, and their personal affinity for an item in their own voices!
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