For the moments people will want to remember together

Give them the stories only the people who love them can tell.

Create a private Story Collection for a milestone birthday, retirement, family reunion, or any moment worth marking. Invite the people who know them best. Each receives one easy prompt and records a story in their own voice.

No app for them. No password for them. No formal interview for you to plan.

Six people of different ages, each in their own home, recording a short video story on a phone

One person to celebrate. A group of people with stories to share. One private collection to keep.

This time, the person you are celebrating does not need to record a thing.Their people do.

Story Collections make it simple to invite family, friends, colleagues, or reunion guests to record one real memory, lesson, funny moment, or expression of gratitude. You gather the stories. They add their voices.

You

Create the collection and send invitations.

Their people

Receive a private link and record one story.

The person or moment you are celebrating

Receives or shares in a collection of voices and memories.

For a moment that deserves more than a card.

A Story Collection can become part of a milestone birthday, retirement, family reunion, anniversary, farewell, or another moment when people want to say, “Here is what you mean to us.”

Milestone birthday

Let the people who know them best share a story they will want to hear again.

Retirement

Gather the moments, lessons, and gratitude colleagues want to carry forward.

Family reunion

Keep the stories that explain where your family came from — and what still makes you laugh.

Another meaningful moment

Create space for the memories and appreciation that are hard to fit into a card.

You make the invitation easy. The stories do the rest.

  1. Choose the person and the moment.

    Name who or what you are celebrating. Pick a prompt that gives people an easy place to begin.

  2. Invite their people.

    Send a private link to family, friends, colleagues, or guests.

  3. They tap, talk, and keep it.

    Each contributor records a story in their own voice. No app or account is required.

  4. Share a collection worth returning to.

    Keep the stories together in one private place for the honoree, the group, or the people you choose.

The invitation

Private invitation

You’re invited to add a story for Mom’s 80th.

Open my link

One prompt, one button

“What is a moment with Mom that still makes you smile?”

Record my story

The collection

For Mom · 80th birthday

Selfie of Emma · granddaughterEmma · granddaughter
Selfie of Jack · grandsonJack · grandson
Selfie of Sarah · daughterSarah · daughter
Selfie of Michael · sonMichael · son
Selfie of Robert · husbandRobert · husband
Selfie of David · brotherDavid · brother

Stories from her people, in one place.

The right question gives people something real to say.

Most people want to contribute. They just do not know where to start. A small, specific prompt opens the door to a story that would not fit in a written message.

  • Prompt 1

    What is a moment with [Name] that still makes you smile?

  • Prompt 2

    What is something [Name] did that changed the way you see the world?

  • Prompt 3

    Tell a story that captures what [Name] is really like.

  • Prompt 4

    What is something you hope [Name] knows because of the place they have had in your life?

  • Prompt 5

    What is a lesson, saying, or little habit of [Name] that you will always remember?

Choose a prompt that makes it easy for people to begin. Or create your own. (You can even roll the dice and leave it up to the person sharing the memory).

A family of three generations sitting together on a sofa, watching recorded stories on a tablet

Not just a collection of clips. A record of what people carry with them.

A Story Collection gives the person you are celebrating something they can return to: familiar voices, specific memories, and the kind of gratitude that is easy to feel but hard to gather in one place.

Share it privately. Share it when the moment feels right. Keep it for the years after the day itself.

The guest of honor will get plenty of gifts.This one will be the one they keep forever.

As the guest of honor, you will receive thoughtful presents, beautiful flowers, and kind notes. But none of them will mean as much as the personal messages the people who love you choose to send.

Real voices. Real stories. A collection of moments and gratitude that only the people closest to you can give.

A woman smiling at a tablet video message during an elegant celebration with gifts and champagne

Easy enough for the people you are hoping will say yes.

Contributors do not need to install an app, remember a password, or learn a new system. They receive one private link, one thoughtful prompt, and one clear button to begin.

  • A private invitation
  • One-tap recording
  • A simple prompt to begin

One simple price for the whole collection.

Pay once. No subscription. Add more stories any time if more people want to contribute.

Story Collection

$97

one time · 15 video stories

  • Up to 15 recorded video stories
  • Invite as many contributors as you like
  • Private links — no app, no accounts for contributors
  • Watch everything together as one continuous reel

Need more room?

$29

one time · 5 extra video stories

  • Add 5 more stories to an existing collection
  • Add as many packs as you need
  • Same private collection, same reel

You can add extra stories from inside your collection once it is set up.

Looking to preserve one loved one’s own stories over time?

Family Stories sends gentle prompts to a parent, grandparent, or other loved one, helping them record their memories in their own voice and build a growing private archive.

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When you want to create someone's Legacy to pass along.

Start with the one story they will be glad someone thought to gather.

Choose the person. Invite their people. Give everyone a simple way to speak from the heart.

Private by design. Built for real people, not perfect performances.

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