Family Archive
Everyone can contribute.
Questions, clips, photos, and project roles stay organized around the people who are part of the story.
Private family storytelling, now in Android beta
LifeRibbon
The app for recording the voices, chapters, tiny jokes, big lessons, and wonderfully human details that make a family feel like a family.
Beta downloads are password-protected while we test with invited families.
Choose the LifeRibbon
One family can hold a whole garage full of stories.
Start one for yourself, set one up for Dad, invite Mom to answer in her own voice, or collect a shared archive without turning the group chat into a filing cabinet.
Story Preserved
Built for one storyteller.
Invite someone else to tell their LifeRibbon while you follow progress and add prompts from the sideline.
Private Vault
Precious, not public.
Beta access, project membership, and family circles keep the guest list intentional.
Legacy Collection
The big chapters belong here.
Milestones, memories, lessons, recipes, and the occasional suspicious fishing story finally get a proper home.
The app should feel easy on day one
Set up a project. Invite the storyteller. Watch the story take shape.
LifeRibbon is designed for the family member who organizes everything and the storyteller who just needs a simple path to start recording.
Active projects
Status tracking
Contributor prompts
Capture flow
When someone else is the storyteller
They get the mic. You get the progress.
If you set up a LifeRibbon for your dad, he gets the invite to install the app and answer. You stay connected as a contributor, not the accidental narrator of his life story.
Capture that feels human
Record the laugh, the pause, and the "wait, let me start over."
Prompts with purpose
Daily journals, parent stories, legacy projects, and family-submitted questions can all move through the same calm capture flow.
Voice, video, and transcript
Recordings become useful, searchable story material instead of forgotten files with names like final-final-2.
AI that helps shape the memory
Draft summaries, organize chapters, and support the storyteller without sanding off the personality.
How it works
A cleaner path from "we should record that" to "we did."
Start a LifeRibbon
Create a project for yourself or someone you love. Name it, choose the storyteller, and keep the role logic clear.
Invite the storyteller
If someone else is telling the story, they get the invite to download the app and begin. You can submit questions and see progress.
Capture and shape
Questions, recordings, transcripts, uploads, and AI-assisted story work help turn memories into something worth returning to.
A celebration of life
The archive should feel alive, not like homework with a password.
A living place for voices, faces, favorite phrases, recipes, advice, stories, and the tiny moments that become family mythology.
Android family beta
Every story, beautifully preserved.
The beta download is gated while we test invites, installs, collaboration, capture, transcription, and AI features with trusted family members.