What lives here

Everything a story needs. Nothing it doesn't.

A private home where the stories of the people you love get to stay — beside the people who lived them.

Your family

One private home for the people you love. Invite anyone in your family — to contribute their own stories, or simply to read along.

The people in it

Parents, grandparents, siblings, children — each held on their own page, with every story that belongs to them.

The stories they carry

The moments only they could tell. Every story lives beside the person who lived it — and everyone else who was there.

Inside a single story

Whatever helps the story stay whole.

A story isn't a file. It's a moment. Some stories are best told out loud. Some belong beside a photograph. Some are half a recipe and half a memory. Every story can hold whatever it needs to.

A voice, recorded
A photograph
A recipe
A letter or note
A document worth keeping
The story itself, told your way

More than a place to keep things.

A gentle way to begin

Sit down for a quiet conversation. Story Starters offer one thoughtful question at a time, and turn your answers into stories your family will still have decades from now.

One small question a week

A single tender question arrives — about your childhood, your parents, the people who shaped you. No blank page. No pressure. Just one story at a time.

Every story beside the person who lived it

Parents, grandparents, siblings, children — each story stays connected to the people in it, so nothing gets separated from the family it came from.

Only your family, ever

No public profiles. No advertising. No algorithm. Only the people you invite will ever see what's inside.

Yours to keep, always

Every story belongs to you. Take it all with you at any time — nothing is ever held hostage.

A quiet nudge, never a notification

Optional weekly reminders when you want them. Skip a week — the next Story Starter waits. This is meant to feel like sitting down with family, not opening another app.

Made for the least technical person in the family

If they can talk, they can tell a story. Speaking works as well as typing, kept in their own voice — and a family member can always sit beside them and save a story on their behalf.

Begin with one story.

The first one is the hardest. Every one after gets easier — and your family will thank you for beginning.