Tell your own story.
The home you grew up in. A friendship that changed you. A tradition you still carry. In My Story, write or speak in your own words, with gentle questions to help you begin.
Begin My StoryYour stories
The childhood stories. The familiar expressions. The little things nobody thought to write down. Preserve your own story, discover a loved one’s through gentle questions, or gather memories of someone you miss.
Find your starting pointOne story at a time. Private from the start.

The home you grew up in. A friendship that changed you. A tradition you still carry. In My Story, write or speak in your own words, with gentle questions to help you begin.
Begin My StorySit with someone you love and ask about the life they have lived. You help with the phone; they tell the story. Review their words together and keep only what they want to save.
Choose a loved oneOpen a living person’s profile you manage, then choose Interview together.
Bring a photograph, a letter, or a memory you return to. Gather the stories that matter in a private memorial room. Optional AI conversations offer another way to reflect when you feel ready.
Begin with one memorySign in to save your stories and interview someone together. Guided interviews are available where enabled for your account. View plans
A little help finding the words
Granny, Libbu’s guide, can ask one gentle follow-up at a time. There is room to think, change a word, or stop for today.
What do you remember about the home you grew up in?
“The kitchen was tiny, but everyone ended up there. Dad always sat by the window, peeling apples in one long ribbon.”
An example of the words you could review and save. Original audio is optional.
Your words, your choices
Your own stories and interviews begin privately. An interview is not automatically shared with family. You can review, edit, and delete the stories you save.
When you interview someone, they must be present and agree to saving their words. Recording their voice and keeping the audio are separate choices made with their permission.
An AI remembrance conversation is an interpretation, not the person themselves. Interview answers are not automatically used in these conversations.
PrivacyStart with one place, one person, or one ordinary afternoon. There is time for the next story.
Find your starting point Begin with one memory