Your mother knows stories you've never heard.
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For Families
Your mother knows stories you've never heard.
Capture her voice, her memories, her wisdom, before the moment passes. EverStory makes it simple, private, and permanent.
Capture someone I loveFree to start. No credit card. Takes 5 minutes.
For Yourself
What do you want your grandchildren to know about you?
Tell your story on your own terms. Build it over time. Your family will inherit something no money can replace.
Start my own storyPrivate by default. You own everything. Forever free.
My father passed six weeks after I set up his story. We only had time to add a few entries together. Those entries, his voice, are something I will listen to for the rest of my life.
Sarah T., San Francisco
Start a story today, it's freeHow it works
Simple enough to start
in the next ten minutes.
No onboarding. No setup. Just start, and add more when it feels right.
Create a story
Start a story for yourself, a parent, or someone your community wants to honour. A name and a year is enough to begin.
Add memories over time
Photos, voice recordings, videos, written moments. Add one today. Add more when it feels right. There is no pressure to do it all at once.
Invite family to contribute
Let siblings, grandchildren, old friends add their own memories. You moderate everything. Nothing goes live without your approval.
Share across generations
A private link for family. A QR plaque for the memorial. A permanent archive your great-grandchildren will one day be grateful for.
The product
Designed to disappear.
The story is what matters.

A life remembered
Eleanor Whitfield
1928 – 2019 · 91 yrs
Pharmacist, mother of four, keeper of family recipes. She never wrote down a single measurement.
THEIR VOICE · 1972
Reading to the children
Every Sunday evening, Eleanor sat in the green chair and read aloud, sometimes from a book, sometimes from her imagination.
Their life, as remembered
1928 · Charleston, South Carolina
Born on a Tuesday in January
The youngest of four sisters. Her mother said she came out arguing.
1951
Married Thomas on a Tuesday in May
She always said Tuesday was the most honest day of the week.
1972
Taught all four children to bake apple pie
She never wrote down a single measurement. Every grandchild still makes it by memory, each one slightly different.
The most powerful
feature we built
is a piece of metal.
A small bronze plaque. A QR code engraved permanently into its surface. Mounted on a headstone, a memorial wall, or a family home. Your great-great-grandchild visits in 2126, scans it, and hears your voice for the first time.
This is not a feature. This is a promise across generations.
You build your story add memories, photos, voice recordings whenever you want.
Order a plaque weather-resistant, permanently engraved, dignified. Ships within 2 weeks.
It outlasts everything the metal, the story, the voice. A hundred years from now, the scan still works.
For communities
Your congregation's founders deserve more than a plaque.
Churches, schools, and cultural societies preserve dozens of stories together. One account. Unlimited voices. All custom URLs included.
Questions
The questions most people ask before they start.
Real families
The words that keep us going.
“My father passed six weeks after I set up his story. We only had time to add a few entries together. Those entries, his voice, his own words, are something I will listen to for the rest of my life.”
Sarah T.
San Francisco, California
“My mother has dementia. She can no longer tell me her stories. But last year she could, and we recorded them. I cannot explain what that means to me now.”
Priya M.
London, United Kingdom
“We used EverStory to preserve the stories of our church founders before our 80th anniversary. Every member came with something to add. It became a community act.”
Rev. David K.
Atlanta, Georgia
Don't wait
Whose story are you afraid of losing?
The questions you have been storing up will not keep forever. Start today. One story. One voice. Free.
Free forever for one story. No credit card. No pressure.