THE PEOPLE YOU LOVE. THE STORIES YOU DON’T KNOW.

You know them
as Mom or Dad.Discover the rest
of their story.

We bring their stories, photos and voice together in a living scrapbook that keeps growing.

Five simple questions to get started.

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Eleanor’s Memory Lane

Fictional example · AI illustrations

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Every life has a few surprises.
“There was so much about my mom’s life I didn’t know. I’m so glad I did this.”

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“I started this for Mom. Halfway through, she told me about the summer she nearly moved to Paris. We talked for hours. I thought I knew all her stories — turns out I’d barely scratched the surface.”

A daughter, discovering her mom’s younger yearsFictional sample review

“Dad’s usually a man of few words. Ask him about his first car, though, and suddenly it’s midnight and we’re both laughing. Now my kids get to know that version of their grandad, too.”

A son, making a scrapbook for his dadFictional sample review

“My aunt has always been the interesting one. We asked the family for photos and got stories none of us had heard before. What started as a gift for her became something for all of us.”

A niece, bringing her aunt’s stories togetherFictional sample review

MEET ELEANOR. THERE’S MORE TO HER STORY.

A whole life. So much to discover.

Follow a few chapters. Open a memory. See where it takes you.

Age 01954

Oak Park, Illinois

Where it all began.

A little white house, a big old oak tree, and a front porch with room for one more.

Age 191973

San Francisco, California

One suitcase. A new city.

At 19, she traded familiar streets for the hills of San Francisco. A suitcase, a map, and a little courage.

Age 281982

San Francisco, California

A whole new kind of love.

The little everyday moments became the ones she would remember most.

Explore the full example scrapbook

Eleanor is fictional. Photographs and background scenes are AI illustrations.

START SMALL. DISCOVER SO MUCH.

How it works

01

Fill out the basics

Answer a few simple questions about your mom or dad to get their story started.

02

We interview

We guide them through thoughtful questions, uncovering memories and capturing their story in their own words.

03

Everyone adds to the story

Invite family and friends to contribute photos, share their stories and discover memories together.

Their story. Shared on their terms.

Private by default. You choose who contributes.

A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING

Good questions.

What if we don’t have many photos?

Start with the stories you already know. You can add photographs whenever they turn up, and ask family or friends to help fill in the picture. Any AI illustrations are labelled separately from real family photos.

Can I help Mom or Dad?

Absolutely. Sit down together, ask the questions and add their answers in their own words. Or gather stories from people who know them. There’s no need to do it all at once.

Can we come back later?

Yes. Saved answers and memories stay in the scrapbook, and you can skip questions to return to later. In this early version, use the same browser to return to your story; account sign-in across devices is still to come.

Can I make one for someone who has passed away?

Yes. Bring together the photographs, stories and memories that you and the people who knew them can share. The starting questions will adapt to that.

Their next chapter
starts with a question.

Create a digital scrapbook for your mom or dad.

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