People. Stories. Forever.
The stories
that keep
us close.
The way they tell a story. The recipe written in the margins. The little things that feel like home. Give those memories a place in your family’s tomorrow.
A guided beginning. A story in your own words.
Different today.
Forever tomorrow.
Capture · Preserve · Share
A photograph keeps a face. A story keeps a person.
01 / A life, in their words
Start with someone
you love.
A parent’s childhood. A grandparent’s first adventure. Your own words for the next generation. You don’t need to know where to begin; a thoughtful conversation can help.
See the guided experienceA conversation worth keeping
The current capsule offer begins with a 45-minute guided interview, using Janae’s attorney-honed interviewing skills.
The moments around the story
Bring up to 20 photos and 5 stories, along with links to voice or video files you supply.
Something your family can return to
Receive an interactive PDF that brings the story together, with links to your supplied recordings.
02 / Available today
A story to pass on.
Explore the current offer below. The guided life story capsule is a done-for-you experience; self-serve capsule creation is still planned.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
The 100 Questions Project
Question 01
“What was the happiest day
of your childhood?”
Ask someone you love. Listen a little longer. Sometimes a whole chapter begins with one question.
Our vision / Planned, not available yet
More room for tomorrow.
Self-serve photo uploads, family contribution links, AI-assisted storytelling, private family access, scheduled messages, and downloadable keepsake books are not implemented. These future capsule plans are not available to buy.
Free Capsule
$0
Planned: a basic profile with limited photos and stories.
Legacy Plus
$9.99/month or $79/year
Planned: more storage and storytelling tools.
Legacy Forever
$299 one-time
Planned: a premium family archive.
Stories deserve forever.
Keep a little of them.
Make space for the stories your family will want to hear again.