A year from now, what will be left?
Messages, photos and voice notes from all your loved ones, gathered in one place — instead of scattered across 30 phones.
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For Mum
The book to give to Mum — the words and voice notes of the whole family, gathered just for her.
one-time payment, no subscription
What's inside
The book for Mum
The words and voice notes of the whole family, gathered for her (also via WhatsApp).
Group fund
A group fund with 0% fees that everyone chips into.
Invite my loved ones to contribute
By email, WhatsApp or QR code — everyone joins without creating an account.
Everything is on from the start — keep or switch off each module in one click.
How are you gifting?
To personalise (optional — editable at activation):
🎁 The gift voucher (optional)
With their email, the recipient finds their box and your note directly when they log in.
Free to start, no card required. Premium only beyond 50 contributions or 3 months — you activate whenever you want.
Already have a code? Activate my box →
Ready in 1 minute
One code, one first name, and the space builds itself with the right blocks.
No limits
Unlimited contributions, no expiry. The memories stay for ever.
All included, all switched on
Guest book, photo wall, 0% group fund, RSVP invitations: everything is ready from activation. Switch off whatever you don't want in one click.
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How people really use it
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How it works
- 1You give the box: the recipient receives an activation code by email.
- 2They enter the code — their memory space and photo wall are already set up.
- 3Everything is already on — guest book, photo wall, group fund, RSVP; they switch off whatever they don't want in one click.
- 4They invite their loved ones by link or QR code; everyone contributes without creating an account.
« My four children live in four different cities. For once, they all wrote to me in the same place. I open it again often. »
Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, New York: whatever the distance, everyone leaves their words and photos. Mum receives it all together, as if the family were finally in the same room.