Keep the history because it matters to you, not because the provider account happens to exist.
Email, files, and calendar history accumulate into a personal record almost by accident. AtArchive gives supported sources a deliberate historical home so you can preserve, search, and explore them without treating the live provider as the archive forever.
Build the archive from supported Gmail/Microsoft email, selected Google Drive/OneDrive files, and Microsoft calendar history where applicable. Search and intelligence are optional layers over the preserved record; exact security and data-control claims remain governed by Trust.
What makes an archive personal rather than just stored
Long-term usefulness requires more than raw export.
Provider-independent history
The record can remain useful after account closure, migration, or storage cleanup.
Searchable context
People, organizations, dates, attachments, and source information make old material retrievable.
Optional understanding
Insights and bounded intelligence can help interpret patterns without turning the archive into mandatory surveillance.
Build the archive deliberately
Start with preservation, then add the layers you value.
Connect supported sources
Archive the accounts and files you want to preserve while authorization exists.
Verify the historical record
Open familiar messages, files, and calendar periods.
Use Search and Intelligence when useful
Explore the archive without requiring every record to be analyzed or turned into content.
Private does not mean magic
AtArchive is a cloud service and must make precise, auditable claims about storage, access, deletion, retention, and model processing.
- Use Trust and Data Control for current guarantees.
- AtArchive is a cloud service; private does not mean offline-only storage.
- Provider access and user control remain explicit parts of the product.