Everyone’s streaming thrillers, jump scares, and horror marathons this month.
But I streamed my daughter’s first steps last night.
On our Smart TV.
The clip was from 1997. A little shaky. Kind of blurry.
But when it filled the screen, it was like time collapsed.
My teenage son froze. “That’s… me?”
That’s the magic…
Every generation has a role in preserving family history. Today, it’s Baby Boomers who are stepping up as the custodians of our collective memory.
Every night, we stream something—but sometimes, what we stream connects us to something deeper. You Don’t Just Stream Shows. You Stream Your Story. explores how technology like Projector transforms ordinary home videos into powerful moments of connection. When a daughter meets the grandfather she never knew—through a grainy 1991 clip streamed on the TV—it’s a reminder that streaming isn’t just entertainment. It’s a way to relive and share the stories that make us who we are. With Projector, preserving memories becomes effortless—and beautifully human.
In a forgotten corner of a haunted house, time stands still — except for one mysterious VHS tape that refuses to fade into the dust. Its faint, golden glow cuts through decades of decay, a quiet reminder that even old stories can find new light.
For us, this image isn’t just eerie—it’s symbolic. Much like how our projectors breathe new life into timeless moments, the glowing VHS represents the power of light to revive what was once lost. A whisper of the past, illuminated by the future.