For the people who raised you

There are stories only your parents know.

Ask them today — keep their stories forever.

Record conversations with the people you love. Family Corner turns their memories, photos, and voice into beautiful films and books your family can keep for generations.

Maria, 76, at her kitchen window

Maria, 76

Maria as a young mother, 1968

1968

Stories rarely disappear all at once.

First you forget the name of the street.

Then the color of the kitchen.

Then who was there.

And eventually, nobody remembers the story at all.

Some memories only exist in one person.

How it works

A conversation becomes something your family can keep.

i.

She tells the story

Recording · 00:38

“Every summer we went to my grandmother’s village…”

ii.

We listen closely

Every summer we went to my grandmother’s village. There was a river behind the old wooden house, and all the cousins slept in one room…

summergrandmother’s villageriverold wooden housecousins
iii.

Photos find their place

Cousins on the dock
By the wooden house

the village, ’66

iv.

The unphotographed returns

Watercolor of the village by the river

painted from her memory

v. The finished story

The Summers by the River

Maria · Childhood · 1963–1971

“We would run to the water before anyone could tell us to put on our shoes.”

Your parents were children once, too.

Before they were your parents, they had secret places, best friends, dreams, first loves, fears, adventures, and entire lives you may have never asked about.

Watercolor of Maria at eight, hiding behind cherry trees

Maria, 1963

“When I was eight, I used to hide behind the cherry trees whenever my mother called me home.”
Maria today

Maria, today

Questions worth asking

You don’t need to know where to start.

We guide the conversation with thoughtful questions that make memories come back naturally.

Simple enough for anyone

Just sit together and talk.

One button to begin. A gentle question on the screen. No settings, no learning — just their voice, kept.

Grandma

Recording · 02:41

Current question

“What was your home like when you were little?”

Keep the story in the way that feels right.

The Red Bicycle · 2:08

Film

Narrated family film combining voice, photos, gentle animation, and illustrations.

Chapter two

The Summers by the River

Storybook

A beautifully designed book with photography, writing, and watercolor scenes.

Memory Cards

Short individual stories that relatives can browse.

Growing up in Warsaw

Maria · 1958

How we met

Maria & Jan · 1969

When Anna was born

1974

Family Archive

A private place where generations of family stories live together.

Watercolor of Michael riding his red bicycle
Michael with his red bicycle, 1974

Friday, June ’74

A sample family story

The Red Bicycle

A memory from Michael’s childhood · 1974

“My father brought the bicycle home one Friday evening. It was too big for me, but I rode it anyway.”

Chapters, not charts

One story becomes a family history.

Chapter one

Grandma Maria

14 stories

  • “Growing up in Warsaw”
  • “How we met”
  • “Our first apartment”

Chapter two

Mother Anna

8 stories

  • “The summer of 1982”
  • “When Anna was born”

Chapter three

Our family

23 stories

  • “The recipe everyone remembers”
  • “Sunday at Grandma’s”

For Leo & Sofia

Who will one day want to know.

The best time to ask was years ago.
The next best time is today.

You don’t have to document an entire life. Start with one story.

Record the first story

Five minutes is enough to begin.

Your family stories belong to your family.

Private by default

Nothing is shared until you decide it should be.

Invite only who you choose

A sister, a cousin, the grandchildren — no one else.

Take your stories with you

Export films, books, and transcripts any time.

Original recordings, kept

Their real voice stays exactly as it was spoken.

They stay in control

Each family member can edit or remove their own memories.

Pricing

One subscription. Both roles. The whole family.

Every paid plan includes being interviewed and listening to the family's stories.

Family Plan

Most loved

The whole family, one plan.

$599/year

  • 4 seats included — parents, grandparents, you
  • Extra people $149/year each — another person and 4 more stories a month
  • Unlimited conversations, and 16 stories a month shared across the family
  • One shared family biography, told from every side

Extra people

4 are included. Each extra person adds 4 stories a month.

0

Free

Feel the magic.

$0

  • 4 conversations a month, about 15 minutes each
  • Your biography begins — see what we learn, confirm it
  • One illustrated story from your first conversation, then choose a plan
  • Your recordings and biography are yours, forever
Start free

Premium per seat

For one storyteller, unlimited.

$199/year

  • Unlimited conversations — all session types, including questions picked from your own story
  • Full stories: narrated, illustrated, ready to share — up to 4 new stories a month
  • Each person is another Premium seat ($199/year)

People

1

Your stories stay yours forever — readable even if you never pay again. Cancel anytime. No surprise renewals.

Give a year of stories.

A 12-month Family Plan for $599 — delivered instantly, scheduled to start on the morning you choose. It doesn't auto-renew, and the person you give it to never sees a payment screen.

Give it as a gift

Ask them something you’ve never asked before.

Start with one conversation.

No setup required · Start in minutes