People often ask me why I came up with the idea for The Treasure Chest Software. There are 3 main benefits for this creation. Firstly you may be one of the many who are intensely frustrated and aggravated by the lack of an effective filing system on your computer for all your digital memories such as photos, journals and videos. It can be intensely frustrating trying to come up with a simple system for compiling your digital memories. I knew there had to be a better way so I researched creating a software program to help you achieve this in an easy to understand and holistic manner.

The second reason was the realization that you do not tend to plan the way you save your digital memories with your future generations in mind. When you pass on your digital memories to your children or future loved ones you need to compile them so they can easily understand how your life unfolded. They should be able to literally view this on their computer or else how will they know what your life involved? There were no systems that I could find that offered this functionality. I wanted to create a software program that simplified and centralized all your family history and many digital memories all into one place on your computer. This in turn is a system that leaves no doubt about how your personal experiences and your family history unfolds year by year and event by event.

The third reason was quite unique. In 2004 I invented a new technique known as the Challenge Generation Method (CGM). This concept enables you to have 2 to 3 times more fun on your holidays or special occasion. It also ended up helping you capture your special occasions more creatively then ever before with your digital camera, digital camcorder and journaling. I needed a simple system that I could incorporate the new Challenge Generation Method into while also creating a personal family history creation system. My aim was to offer a system for you to enhance your memories, compile and record them and create an amazing legacy of your life’s memories. In turn you would pass this on for your future generations to literally see how your life unfolded.

Tim Lassig
Memory Maker Guy