Two people on a park bench talking.
A parent telling family stories from an album. That is what a Storybook keeps.

Storybooks

A book oftheir stories.

You pick a title. It asks a few questions. They type, speak, or film the answer. That is a Storybook.

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The books you can start

Pick a book.Then they answer.

These are the titles inside Storybooks. Each one asks questions. They answer in their own words. Skip a question if it is the wrong one.

Life pathWhere I BeganBirth, early home, the people who held you first.
Life pathChildhoodSchools, summers, first friends, and what felt huge then.
Life pathGrowing UpHome, school, first jobs, and what the world felt like then.
Life pathLove & PartnershipHow you found, or lost, love, and what it taught you.
Life pathWork & PurposeJobs, callings, detours. How you made a living and a life.
Life pathHow We Made It ThroughThe hard seasons, told with honesty, not polish.
For themMom’s StoriesAsk Mom. She gets a book waiting on her.
For themDad’s StoriesHis world before you, in his voice.
RememberingRemembering SomeoneA book for a person who is gone, so they stay vivid.
A momentThe Wedding BookHow you got here. Before, during, and after the day.

How you start

Type it. Speak it.Or ask them.

You do not have to be on camera. Write the chapter. Record your voice. Or invite someone. They get a book waiting on them.

Storybooks library. Start a book or ask someone to record.
Ask them

Invite someone. They get a book waiting.

A Storybook chapter. Write, speak, or film.
Or sit down

Type it. Speak it. Save it.

How a Storybook works

One sitting.Then the next.

Begin

Start a book, or ask someone you love to leave their voice.

Record

Each chapter is text, voice, or video. Save it. Stop whenever you want.

Keep it

The chapter stays in the book. They can open it again later.

Make it this book

A few answers first.Then the chapters fit.

Names. Places. What this book is really about. If a prompt is wrong, try another question.

Make a Storybook specific. Names, places, what this book is about.

What people already pay for

They print a book.This one stays open.

Other companies sell a printed gift you finish. A Storybook is chapters they can open again.

StoryWorth

Email prompts. A printed book later. One gift.

Remento

They help you film. Still a hardcover you finish.

Kinnect Storybooks

Text, voice, or video. Invite them. Included with Family Membership.

What a chapter is

A question.Then their voice.

Each chapter starts with a prompt from the book. They can type, speak, or film. They can skip it. They can try another question.

  • What did home mean to you then, and where was it?
  • Who believed in you before you believed in yourself?
  • What do you know now that you wish you had known then?
  • If they only heard one story from this book, which would it be?
Years later, someone opens a chapter from across the room.

Years later

They open that chapter again. Same voice. Same questions. The book is still there.

5years laterThey press play.
8years laterSame chapter.
13years laterSame voice.
30years laterThis you is still there.

People also ask

When they search how to record family stories.

Do they have to write?

No. They can speak or film. Writing is optional.

Is this a printed book?

No. It is a digital book they can keep opening. Print is not the product.

Can I invite a parent?

Yes. Ask someone to record. They do not need to run the membership.

Included?

Yes. Family Membership. Price lives on the membership page.

Why it is digital

This book openson a phone.

A printed book sits on one shelf. This one they open again. Another year. Another house. Same chapter.

Someone opening a chapter years later, on a phone.
Someone recording a chapter of right now.

Family Membership

Record one chapterof this year.

In five years they press play. Or in thirty. This you is the one they keep.

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