
A life you want to keep
A parent, a grandparent, a friend. Write what you know, ask the family for the rest, and add the photographs that only you have.
as I remember
Write the life of someone you love, your own story, or a moment you never want to lose. One section at a time, with a question to start each one. Then choose how it looks, and who may read it.
Three stories you can tell
Each one starts the same way: a name, a few dates, a photograph. The writing comes one piece at a time.

A parent, a grandparent, a friend. Write what you know, ask the family for the rest, and add the photographs that only you have.

For your grandchildren, or simply for yourself. The sections and their questions make it easier than a blank page.

A birthday, a wedding, a trip, a baby's first year, an afternoon you never want to lose. One moment or many days, with the photographs, ready for the people who were there.
How it works
Nothing is published until you say so. Close the page whenever you like; everything is kept.
A name, the dates you know (just the year is fine), a cover photograph. Two minutes, and you can change any of it later.
Ten suggested sections, each with a question to begin. Empty ones are never published, so take only the ones you need.
Three templates and their colours, on the page itself. Then keep it private, share a link with family, or publish it for everyone.
One story, three ways to tell it
Change the template as often as you like. Here is the same chapter of Vô Orlando’s Bio in each of them.

Yours, until you decide
Every Bio starts private. You choose who reads it, and you can change your mind at any time.
Come Ricordo
as I remember
Start with one memory. The rest tends to follow.
The examples Helena, Vô Orlando and Trinta e cinco anos depois are fictional, with images made by AI.