An Online Memory Book: How to Gather a Person's Story

Why a memory book matters

One person shows different sides of themselves through family, friends and colleagues. A memory book brings these perspectives together, creating a rounded portrait that no single author could manage alone. It's a shared thank-you and a shared memory.

How to gather it

Create a memory page and send your loved ones an invitation link. Each person adds their own recollection, photo or voice and notes how they were connected to the person. The stories sort themselves into place — into the life timeline and the stories section.

How to arrange it

Group the stories by periods of life or by circles — family, friends, colleagues. Add photos and voice. That makes the book easy to read, and everyone finds their own page in it.

A memory that keeps growing

A digital memory book can be added to for years: on anniversaries, while going through the archive, after family gatherings. It doesn't close on the last page — it lives and grows along with the family.

• Brings together the voices of many people.
• Gathered through an invitation link.
• Grouped by periods and circles.
• Added to endlessly.