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Your Family Legacy

A story told across generations

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Nov 14, 2026

Your Family Vault

Welcome. Every memory you save here becomes a gift to the future.

Loved ones ask questions, you answer them in voice, video or writing β€” and after a year they become a printed hardcover book, with the memory photos you keep in your vault printed in full colour beside each story. Use the menu on the left to answer this week's prompt, ask a question, or open Book Studio.

✨ Your first step is to set up your profile β€” so your family knows who you are and can start asking you the questions that become your book.

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Your Name

+ Add a bio to personalize your vault

Occasion Reminders

Pick a day and a time. On that day every family member gets an email inviting them to ask each other what they remember about that same occasion in years past.

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Consistency Streaks

consecutive weeks recording
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Grandma Rose

example
8 weeks
πŸ…Two Months
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Dad

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4 weeks
⭐One Month
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You

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2 weeks
πŸ”₯On Fire

Record weekly to build your streak and earn milestone badges

🌱First Spark (1w)πŸ”₯On Fire (2w)⭐One Month (4w)πŸ…Two Months (8w)πŸ₯ˆQuarter Year (13w)πŸ₯‡Half Year (26w)πŸ†Full Year (52w)

Total Reflections

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Preserved memories

Family Members

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This Month

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Reflections recorded

Legacy Score

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Legacy Milestones

Life events AI detects in your reflections

AI Detected
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Graduationexample

Sarah

"...finally graduated after 4 years. I can't believe how fast it went..."

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New Babyexample

James & Linda

"...the baby was born on a Tuesday morning. Nothing prepares you for that moment..."

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Retirementexample

Grandpa Bill

"...retired after 40 years at the same company. Time for the garden..."

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New Homeexample

The Johnsons

"...we moved into the new house on a rainy Friday. It already feels like home..."

As you record reflections, life milestones will be automatically detected here

Legacy Timeline

Your reflections will be organised here by year

2025
1 reflection
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MomπŸ“…example

"This has been a year of quiet transformation. I've been learning to let go of what I can't control..."

2024
1 reflection
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Grandpa JoeπŸ†example

"Retired after 40 years. The workshop is mine all day now. Finally building that rocking chair I promised your grandmother..."

Start recording to build your family's living timeline

Recent Reflections
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Grandma Rose

πŸ“…QuarterlyπŸ™
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"This year I learned that slowing down isn't giving up β€” it's wisdom. I'm grateful for every quiet morning with my garden..."

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Dad

πŸ†Milestone🌟
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"After 30 years, I finally retired. I didn't expect to feel so emotional handing in my badge. A whole chapter closing..."

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Emma

πŸŽ‚Birthday😊
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"Turning 16 feels surreal. I want to remember this exact feeling β€” nervous and excited about everything ahead of me..."

Your stories will appear here β€” share your first one

The LifeLog (+) Story
1972

A father stands before a grand mirror.

Old flash camera in hand.

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Family Tree

Grandparents

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Grandpa JoeGrandparent
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Grandma RoseGrandparent

Parents

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DadParent
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MomParent

You & Siblings

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YouSelf
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SisterSibling
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Add members in Family Tree to build your real legacy

Help Us Improve LIFELOG (+)

Your feedback shapes a better experience for families of all ages

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Welcome to LIFELOG (+)

Their stories, kept for good

LIFELOG (+) is a living scrapbook that never yellows. Loved ones ask questions, your family answers them out loud, on video, or in writing, and every story is saved in a private vault. After a full year of stories, we print them as a real hardcover book your family can hold β€” and that book includes your photos in full colour. Any memory photo you keep in the vault can be printed right alongside the story it belongs to. Whether you're age 8 or age 98 β€” if you can use email, you can use this app.

πŸ‘† Use the menu on the left side (or the ☰ button on your phone) to move between sections.

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