The stories only they can tell
Help a parent preserve the memories behind the photographs
Sit together, ask one thoughtful question, and keep the answer in their words. One remembered moment can become part of a family archive and Life Book.
Save your first memory
How it works
Choose one easy question
A familiar home, person, tradition, or photograph is enough to begin.
Listen and keep their words
Type, dictate, or use the optional voice tools with the storyteller's knowledge.
Review it together
Confirm the wording, names, photographs, and place in the Life Book.
What stays with the memory
Respectful authorship
The storyteller's original account stays available alongside revisions.
More than an interview
Stories connect to family relationships, people, places, and photographs.
A lasting family copy
Export the archive and create a readable Life Book PDF.
Questions before you begin
Clear answers
Who should own the account?
Use an account controlled by the person whose archive it is, or agree clearly as a family who will manage access and backups.
Can we work side by side?
Yes. One person can ask questions while the storyteller speaks or reviews what is typed.
Does every answer need to be long?
No. A name, a place, or one sensory detail can be the beginning of a meaningful story.