That's today's question 🌿
Colors are saved on this device and carry into the keepsake you download.
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One question at a time, you or someone you love tell your stories by typing or by voice, add the photos and recipes behind them, and leave messages for later. The storyteller decides who receives each one, and when.
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One reminder for each new question, never more. Miss one? It simply waits for you: no pile-up and no "you're behind." Want to go faster? You can always answer one more.
This preview records the choice but doesn't send anything yet. Reminders start with accounts.
That's today's question 🌿
Hard times is off until the storyteller turns it on. Any question can be skipped.
Sit together, ask the question out loud, and record their answer. There are no wrong answers and no need to correct anything. Stop whenever they're tired.
Used for the weekly question, sign-in, and "still here?" check-ins. Never shared with anyone in the family circle.
The people who can receive their stories. Each one sees only what's shared with them.
An email or mobile number is how each person receives what the storyteller leaves them. Add a backup if they might change it.
A quick check that everything they're holding for later has somewhere to go.
See exactly what someone would receive today.
No app can know on its own that someone has passed. Still Telling relies on the people they trust, with safeguards so nothing goes out by mistake.
Regular check-ins ask "still here?" by email or text. If they stop answering, their trusted contacts are asked to look in on them. Silence alone never releases anything. Dates on letters (a birthday, a wedding) are delivered on their own and don't depend on any of this.
This preview is browser-only: it records their choices but can't send anything yet. Sending comes with accounts and secure storage.
One page that opens in any browser, with their words, voice recordings and photos inside. No account or app needed to open it, ever.
Everything stays in this browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded, and no AI reads their stories. Clearing your browser data erases the book, so download a keepsake now and then.
Coming next: sign-in, family invitations by text or email, encrypted cloud storage, a weekly question by text, and phone-call answers for storytellers who don't use apps.
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