Making Memories Last

A book about them, made by their people.

A beautiful hardcover book filled with photographs, stories and heartfelt memories from their family, friends and colleagues.

A finished 70th birthday book standing on a shelf: pink and green stripes, with a large 70 filled with photographs, a vase of flowers, out of focus, beside it.
  • Medal cover
  • Pink on navy, arched photo cover
  • Charcoal and lemon cover
  • Music note cover
  • Cherry Red and pale cream cover
  • Blue and orange check, Funky Vibes cover
  • Seven-petal flower cover
  • Football cover

See inside the book

The photos you’ve never seen. The stories you’ve never heard. All brought together in one beautiful book.

  1. 1Everyone adds a memory, and photos if they have them
  2. 2They press Send
  3. 3Each one becomes a page in the book
  4. 4Three people upload old photos with a line and a year, and choose a chapter. It fills itself.

Every memory keeps the name of the person who wrote it, and the photographs they sent go with it.

Which book are you making?

Birthday Book

A gift for a milestone birthday, from a 10th to a 100th. Memories and photographs from family and friends, gathered before the day and printed as a hardcover.

Memorial Book

In memory of someone who has died. An online board, with a background you choose, where the people who knew them add memories, stories and photographs. When the family is ready, it becomes a printed keepsake book, with a cover you choose.

Leaving Book

A leaving gift for a colleague who is moving on or retiring. Instead of a card, the whole team's memories, short or long, and their photos, in a printed hardcover.

Achievements Book

For a season of football, a gymnastics year, a big win, or every country they've been to. Mostly made by you, with a few words from the people who watched.

Already started one? Find your book.

See how it works

From one simple link to a book full of memories.

An open book: a photo and the memory that came with it.
  1. Set it up

    Who it is for, the occasion, and the chapters it starts with. You can change any of it later.

  2. Invite their people

    Share one link. No account, nothing to install.

  3. Memories arrive

    People write a memory, record one, or add photos. It takes a few minutes.

  4. Watch their story take shape

    It's laid out as a book for you to arrange, read through and approve. Nothing prints until you do.

  5. Help with the speech

    If someone is standing up to speak, use the stories already collected to create a first draft of the speech, ready for you to review and make your own.

How it works

A cover to suit them

Quiet or bold. Each takes their name and, if you like, a favourite photo.

Quiet

A photo as a polaroid

  • Sage and forest cover
  • Cream and black cover
  • Navy and cream cover

Bold

The photo inside the number

  • Hot Pink and orange, Prata cover
  • Blush and cherry red, Prata cover
  • Cherry Wine and pale cream, Prata cover

Photo collage

The age filled with their photos

  • Olive and pink stripes cover
  • Sage and cream stripes cover
  • Teal and cream stripes cover

Photo shapes

A shape filled with their photos

  • English rose cover
  • Daisy cover
  • Football cover

Calm colours

Name, company and years

  • Navy and cream cover
  • Sage and cream cover
  • Blush and burgundy cover

Bright colours

The same, bolder

  • Cherry Red and pale cream cover
  • Hot Pink and white cover
  • Butter Yellow and cobalt cover

Plain

Name and dates on a calm colour

  • Sage and forest cover
  • Deep Teal and cream cover
  • Plum and blush cover

Floral, arched photo

The photo in an arch

  • Pink on navy, arched photo cover
  • Cream stripe, arched photo cover
  • Blue leaves, arched photo cover

Floral, framed photo

The photo in a white frame

  • Orange stripe, framed photo cover
  • Pink on navy, framed photo cover
  • Blue leaves, framed photo cover

Photo shapes

A flower filled with their photos

  • Hand-drawn rose cover
  • Flowering branch cover
  • Leaf cover

Sport

A ball or a trophy filled with their photos

  • Football cover
  • Rugby ball cover
  • Trophy cover

Big moments and adventures

A medal, a music note or the globe

  • Medal cover
  • Music note cover
  • Globe cover

You know Mum.

  • Her siblings: the girl she was.
  • Her friends: the adventures.
  • Her colleagues: another side of her.

Bring all those pieces together, while the stories are still there to be told.

Everyone
remembers
a different
piece

Everyone remembers a different piece.

They can contribute in whatever way suits them. One memory is enough.

  1. 01

    Add a photo

    From the camera roll, or a photo of an old print.

    Discover a side
    you never knew

  2. 02

    Write a memory

    A thought, a story or a kind message. Long or short.

    You came round with a bottle of wine and your wrapping kit, sat on my floor and got on with it. How lucky am I?

    Love always,

    Jane x

  3. 03

    Or just say it

    Talk instead of typing. We’ll write it down for you.

    Speak a message

    “Sue, apparently I’m supposed to write something nice about you because you’re seventy…

    being your younger brother means…

    Sometimes it’s easier to say it

  4. 04

    Watch it become a book

    Photos with words under them, and each memory beside the photo it came with.

    Jane's memory beside her photo, in an open book on a table.

You make it for them. You don’t realise you’re making it for yourself too.

Imagine her discovering what she means to everyone.

  • The stories they still tell.
  • The moments they still remember.
  • The little things she did that they never forgot.

A book that doesn’t just celebrate her life. It shows her what her life has meant to everyone else.

Four friends at a pub table laughing over an open orange and pink book with 50 and Sarah Evans on the cover.

Structure, design, guidance, prompts:

that’s our job.

Knowing the person:

that’s yours.

The book reads as if everyone knew exactly what to say. We helped them know.

Beautiful already. Change as much, or as little, as you like.

Move photos, edit text, change layouts and chapter titles. We give you a starting point, so it’s easy whether you make it your own or leave it as it is.

A finished page of the book, open on a table.

With no effort

A ready-made book

Every memory and photo is laid out for you, chapter by chapter, with each person’s name beside their words. Look it over, approve it, and it’s done.

The caption window, open on two photos.

If you want to

Make it yours

Move anything, swap layouts, add words under any photo, rename and reorder chapters, choose the cover. Change as much or as little as you like.

Either way, nothing prints until you approve it.

Change anything, with one tap

The book is laid out for you. If you want to change it, everything is a tap away. These are the real screens.

Tap a photo, and it’s yours to move

Tap a photo, and it’s yours to move

  • Swap it with another: tap one, then the other
  • Give it a page of its own, or add words under it
  • Move it to another chapter
  • Leave it out of the book. It waits in Left out, ready to put back
Fix a photo

Fix a photo

  • Move it in the frame so faces sit right
  • Crop, rotate or straighten a wonky scan
  • See the whole photo, or go back to how it was

More pages, or fewer

Change the layout of a whole chapter with one tap. Every photo stays in, and each choice says how many would print soft. Here, a chapter of 35 photos:

Fewest pages

12 pages

All sharp

Balanced

14 pages

3 a little soft

More space

24 pages

2 a little soft · 1 blurred

A photo per page

40 pages

2 a little soft · 1 blurred

A different layout for any pages

Over 40 layouts. Each pair of pages offers the ones that suit its photos.

Warned before anything prints blurry

A small dot marks a photo that may print soft, with the way to fix it.

Change your mind?

Undo is always there.

Made to keep.

Chapters
The book comes with chapters to start from: the parts of a life for a birthday or a memorial, the best moments and funny stories for a leaving book. You rename, add or remove any of them.
Everyone’s words
Letters, short notes and stories, each with the name of the person who wrote it. Someone who would rather talk can say their memory out loud instead, and it prints as written words.
Photographs
Each person can add up to 30, and they are laid out on the page alongside the words. You choose the crops, the layouts, and which photograph gets a page of its own.

See inside the book

Whose story would you like to collect?

Start their book
  • Simple to makeOne link to share, pages laid out for you
  • See it before it printsNothing prints until you approve it
  • Yours to shapeYour cover, chapters and layouts
  • Seen by those it’s shared withKept from search, never sold