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For the people who made home feel like home.

Free to make and preview · US $19 plus tax to send, with a year of sharing

Create a digital family keepsake for a parent, grandparent, or sibling. Gather family photos, traditions, and personal words into a gift they can explore.

For family

Open House

Move through the places and details that still feel like home.

PhotosVoice note

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What’s inside

A room-and-object map opens memories, recipes, photos, and voice notes before a letter at the front door.

  • 3–8 rooms in an accessible memory map
  • One optional family voice note belongs to a room
  • Up to three recipe cards can be tucked inside

For family

Heirloom

A keepsake box filled with the things they passed on without even realizing.

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What’s inside

Small drawers hold lessons, sayings, traditions, and moments, ending with a gratitude card.

  • 5–14 keepsake drawers with affectionate verdicts
  • Up to two photographs in each drawer
  • A gratitude letter lands before the playful returns note

The feeling

Warm, grateful, and rooted—made for parents, siblings, grandparents, and chosen family.

Make it personal

Make a personal photo and memory gift for family

Create a digital keepsake for a parent, grandparent, sibling, or chosen family member. Bring together family photos and the stories behind them for a birthday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, or a simple thank-you. The result is an interactive gift website you can send by link.

Open House lets memories unfold through rooms and familiar objects, with space for photos and a voice note. Heirloom uses small drawers for lessons, sayings, and traditions. You can gather contributions yourself and put them into one gift; these are personal designs, not a shared group-editing tool.

What to put in your gift

  • A family tradition and the person who kept it going
  • An old photograph with names and a short story
  • A saying or recipe you associate with home
  • A letter explaining something they taught you

No coding needed, and you see every page before you pay. Send the unlisted link in a message; they open it in any browser. Pricing, media limits and sharing.

Both designs are free to try

Start with the one that sounds like them.

Change every word, photo and color, and open the whole gift as many times as you like before you send it.

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