Prompts with purpose
Questions are organised around people, places, childhood, work, values, lessons, milestones, and legacy.
Life Story
Life Story is for parents, grandparents, partners, and anyone whose experiences deserve more than scattered notes, photographs, and family chat messages.
Experience
Life Story gives families a clear way to support the project while keeping the storyteller's own voice at the centre.
Questions are organised around people, places, childhood, work, values, lessons, milestones, and legacy.
Images can be tied to memories, captions, chapters, and family details instead of living in a folder alone.
Choose a package based on the depth of story, number of photographs, and amount of editorial care you want.
Packages
A focused path for families who want clear prompts, simple structure, and a manageable way to begin.
A deeper experience with more room for photographs, chapters, review, and family contribution.
A higher-touch option for larger archives, complex stories, and families who want more editorial care.
Best for
Parents or grandparents with rich memories but no clear starting point.
Adult children who want to gift the process without writing over the storyteller's voice.
Families preparing a milestone birthday, anniversary, reunion, or legacy project.
Across distance
Many Life Story projects begin because someone realises the family stories are spread across generations, cities, and countries.
Adult children abroad can help start the keepsake while the storyteller answers at a comfortable pace from home, with photographs and family details added over time.
Capture names, places, languages, rituals, family moves, and everyday memories that help younger relatives understand where the family story comes from.
A Life Story keepsake can become a meaningful birthday, anniversary, retirement, reunion, or Mother's Day and Father's Day gift because the result is personal rather than generic.
Gift a Story
A Life Story gift works well for parents, grandparents, anniversaries, milestone birthdays, retirement, family reunions, and families who want to preserve memories before details fade.
Gift a Life Story
What families preserve
Childhood homes, school memories, family traditions, friendships, work, marriage, parenthood, and moves.
Photographs with names, dates, locations, captions, and the story behind the image.
Values, advice, decisions, humour, rituals, and messages the storyteller wants future generations to keep.
Tell us who the story is for, where the family is based, and what you hope to preserve. We will help you choose the most suitable way to begin.