Keep Your Child’s Milestones and Memories in One Place 

Somewhere in your camera roll is the photo of their first goal. There’s another from their first dance recital, the day they received a school award, their first grand final and probably hundreds of other moments you’d love to be able to find again without scrolling through thousands of photos.

Then there are the certificates tucked into drawers, medals hanging from bedroom hooks and trophies that eventually make their way into a box in the garage.

Achieve Vault is a brand-new Australian business created to give families one private place to bring all of those memories together.

A digital timeline that grows with your child

Achieve Vault is a private digital vault for kids’ achievements and milestones, where parents can upload a photo, record the achievement and add the story behind it.

It could be their first soccer goal, a swimming ribbon, a school certificate, a dance recital, a music performance, a grand final or one of those smaller achievements that meant a lot at the time.

Each entry is added to a visual timeline, creating a record that grows alongside your child.

Rather than having the photo in one place, the certificate somewhere else and the story relying on someone remembering the details years later, Achieve Vault keeps them connected.

The idea is that one day, you can hand your child a collection of their own memories, achievements and stories from throughout their childhood.

Created by a local Shire family

Achieve Vault was founded by Brett and Leanne, a local Shire family, after Brett noticed the same problem in his own home.

His kids’ trophies and certificates were accumulating in cupboards while photos from some of their proudest moments were becoming harder to find amongst thousands of other images.

He wanted one place where his family could keep everything together, so he built it from his own kitchen.

Brett describes himself as a dad first and a founder second, and Achieve Vault has been shaped around what he wanted for his own family.

Now, as the platform launches, Shire families are among the very first being invited to create their own vaults.

Private by default

Not every childhood memory needs to be shared publicly.

Achieve Vault is private by default, which means the content added to your family’s vault is not automatically posted publicly or shared with others.

Families choose exactly who they would like to share their child’s vault with, giving parents control over who sees what they save.

For families who want to document more of their child’s journey without putting everything on social media, it provides a private space to keep those memories together.

Start your family’s vault for free

Families can create a free Achieve Vault with no credit card required, and setup takes just a couple of minutes.

You can start with a few favourite photos already sitting in your camera roll, add the stories behind them and begin building your child’s timeline.