Questions people ask before starting a story.

StoriLeaf is a personal story keepsake service. You choose the kind of story you want to keep, answer thoughtful prompts, add photographs where they help, and build towards a finished story your family can read, gift, or revisit.

The live StoriLeaf curated keepsakes are Life Story, Travel Memoir, Relationship Memoir, Founder's Memoir, Parent to Child Letters, and Celebrating Occasions.

Yes. One person can start or gift more than one keepsake over time. For example, you might begin with a parent's Life Story and later create a Travel Memoir for a family journey.

Yes. StoriLeaf is designed for gifting. The buyer can start the gift, add a personal message, and invite the storyteller. The storyteller remains the centre of the experience, and their voice should guide the final story.

The storyteller or rightful content owner keeps ownership of the stories, photographs, recordings, and other material they provide. StoriLeaf uses that material to deliver the selected story experience.

Yes. Family members can help gather dates, names, photographs, places, and context. They should not replace the storyteller's voice unless the storyteller has asked them to help in that way.

That is expected for many gifts. The buyer can support the project, but the storyteller's memories, consent, and comfort remain important throughout the process.

No. StoriLeaf is built for people who do not know where to start. Instead of a blank page, you answer guided questions in your own words. The story builds gradually from what you share.

No. The goal is not to complete every prompt. The goal is to keep the memories that matter: the people, places, lessons, photographs, and details your family would miss if they were never written down.

Yes. Photographs are an important part of many StoriLeaf keepsakes. Photo limits and placement options may vary by keepsake and package.

Some packages may include voice input or audio-based support. Availability depends on the selected keepsake and package.

Yes. Because we believe books stay through generations and can be held precious.

The story comes from the storyteller's own memories and words. StoriLeaf gives those memories structure, context, and polish so they can become something the family can actually read.

StoriLeaf shapes each finished book with care. Details for each package are on the pricing page. Personal stories should never be treated like generic content.

Where a keepsake includes an edited draft, you can review it before final production. The exact review process depends on the keepsake and package.

Before final submission, you can continue shaping your answers. After submission, changes may be limited to corrections or review-stage adjustments, depending on the package and how far production has progressed.

It depends on the keepsake, package, and storyteller's pace. Some people answer steadily over a few weeks; others need more time because memories arrive slowly or family members are helping from different places.

No. StoriLeaf packages use one-time payments, not an open-ended subscription.

Some keepsakes may allow extensions or upgrades before final submission. Availability and pricing can be confirmed for the selected keepsake and package.

StoriLeaf uses secure online payments. Available payment methods and currencies may vary by market and are shown when you choose a package.

Start by choosing the curated keepsake that feels closest to the story. If you still have a specific question, use the contact form with the keepsake, timing, and any details you already know.

Personal stories and photographs are treated as private material. StoriLeaf does not share your stories publicly without permission.

Access is limited to the storyteller, authorised account users, and StoriLeaf team members or service providers who need access to deliver the selected service.

You can use the contact form to ask about deleting story material. Some records may need to be retained for payment, production, support, legal, or security reasons, but private story content should not be kept longer than needed for the selected service.

Do not upload material you do not have permission to use, highly sensitive third-party information without consent, or anything unlawful. Family stories often include other people, so it is important to be thoughtful about privacy.