A home for every
little memory.
A few useful tools to help your family save the stories that deserve to stay.
More than a photo.
The memory around it.
Write the words you don’t want to forget. Give each memory a title and a date, and add a photograph if you have one. A child’s archive brings their stories together, with the people who wrote them.
- A separate archive for each child
- Written memories with an optional image
- Browse memories by child or contributor
- Add memories from today or from years ago
Everyone sees
a different little person.
Invite the people who know and love your child. Choose which children each person contributes to, and record their relationship to each child.
They’ll receive a private magic link by email to share a written memory and an optional photo. No username or password to remember, no account to create, and no app to install. The link lets them contribute without browsing your archive.
- Magic links for grandparents, loved ones, and friends
- You choose who contributes to each child’s archive
- Remove contributors when you need to
- Edit or remove submitted memories — you decide what stays
- Send a memory request whenever you’d like
Contributors help tell the story. You decide what stays.
Life gets busy.
Let us remember to ask.
Make space for memories without another thing on your to-do list. Set reminders for yourself, and let contributors choose a rhythm that works for them.
Weekly, monthly, quarterly, or on a child’s birthday: a small invitation to pause and write something down.
- Reminders for parents and contributors
- Schedules for each child
- Birthday reminders when a birth date is set
A rhythm that fits.
Reminders for parents and contributors.
Illustrative folder names. Actual exports use dates and contributor names.
A keepsake you
can take with you.
Download the entire archive as images and Markdown files in a ZIP, organised by child. Markdown is plain text with simple formatting, so you can read the stories independently of For You, Later.
Prepare a copy from your profile and see its size before downloading. Your previous copy stays available as the last snapshot until its link expires. Save the files somewhere you trust, and share them with your child when the time is right.
A guide to keeping your own copyOne day, these will be
the big things.
Start with a story. Add a photograph. Invite someone who loves them. Your family’s archive begins with one memory.
Start your free archiveFree to get started. No credit card required.