Week 1
What games did you play as a child?
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Week 12: How did you and grandma meet?
“Your grandmother proposed to me, actually. In the rain outside the cinema. We were both soaked, laughing. I said yes before she finished asking.”
David
Become your family's biographer.
One gentle question a week. They reply by email. Their words, kept forever.
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After a few weeks, you'll have...
Real stories. In their voice. Kept safe.
Week 2
What was your first job?
Week 3
Who was your best friend growing up?
Their reply
“Tommy O'Brien. We were inseparable from age 6 until...”
Growing archive
A folder of replies in their own words.
Week 7
What's the best advice you've ever received?
Their reply
“My father always said, 'If you're going to do something, do it properly or not at all.' I didn't understand it then, but now I see he was teaching me about integrity...”
Stories to revisit
The moments, details, and opinions you never knew.
Mum's ArchiveSafe
6 memories saved
Peace of mind
You started in time. You didn't leave it to chance.
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How it works
Three simple steps. Takes about 2 minutes to set up.
1
Create a project
Choose Mum, Dad, or Nan — and pick weekly or fortnightly
2
We email one gentle question
They just reply — no app, no account needed
3
Replies become a private archive
Kept safe forever, in their own words
Week 1
What games did you play as a child?
Question sent
Week 1
What games did you play as a child?
Their reply
“We used to play hopscotch in the street...”
Reply received
Week 1
What games did you play as a child?
Their reply
“We used to play hopscotch in the street...”
Saved to archive
You set it up once. We handle the rest.
The kind of questions we ask
Gentle prompts that invite stories. Starting easy, going deeper over time—at whatever pace feels right.
Warm-up
“What games did you play as a child?”
“What smells remind you of home?”
“What was your first job?”
Middle ground
“What's the best advice you've ever received?”
“Who was your best friend growing up?”
“What were your parents like?”
Going deeper
“What's something you've changed your mind about?”
“What do you wish you'd done differently?”
“What do you want people to remember about you?”
Our library has hundreds of questions. We pick the right ones, at the right time.
See what stories you could collect.
Get startedAfter 30 days, you'll have...
- 4-8
Replies in their own words
Real stories, not prompted clichés
A handful of themes
Childhood, work, family, values
A short monthly summary
The highlights, beautifully captured
January
2025Monthly Summary
6
replies
4
themes
Topics covered
ChildhoodFirst jobFamily traditionsValues
Memorable moment
“My father always said, 'If you're going to do something, do it properly or not at all.'”
Saved to your archive
After a few weeks, our in-person conversations became fascinating. We'd find ourselves talking about the stories that came through — memories I'd never heard before.
Your stories are safe
Privacy you can trust
Private by default
Only you can access your archive. No public sharing.
Never used for AI training
Your stories won't train public models. Ever.
You control access
Share with family members if you choose. Or keep it private.
Delete anytime
Remove individual memories or your entire archive. Gone is gone.
Simple, honest pricing
One year of letters. No hidden fees. No recurring surprises.
One year of letters
£96/year
Less than the cost of a coffee each week
- 52 gentle questions over the year
- Unlimited replies — they can write as much as they like
- Private archive forever — even if you don't renew
- Monthly summaries of themes and highlights
14-day money-back guarantee
If it's not right for your family, we'll refund you. No questions asked.
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Questions you might have
We've tried to anticipate what you're wondering.
No. They reply to email. That's it. No downloads, no accounts, no passwords to remember. If they can send an email, they can use Our Family Letters.
If they can reply to an email, they can do this. There's no app to download, no account to create, no password to remember. The question arrives in their inbox, they type a reply, and hit send. That's it.
No pressure. The next question comes when it's time. We never send guilt-tripping follow-ups or "we noticed you haven't replied" messages. Everyone moves at their own pace.
We offer a 14-day money-back guarantee. Start collecting stories, and if it's not right for your family, just let us know within 14 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
Yes, anytime. Weekly, fortnightly, or pick your own pace. You can adjust the schedule whenever you like—speed up, slow down, or pause completely.
Yes. Only you can see the archive. We don't share data with third parties, and your stories are never used to train AI models. Your data is stored securely in the UK. Delete anytime—gone is gone.
Right now, only you (the person who started the project) can see the archive. We're building the ability to share with other family members soon.
Your archive is yours forever. We will never delete it. Every story they shared is preserved exactly as they wrote it, and you can export everything anytime. This is one of the main reasons people use Our Family Letters—to capture these stories while there's still time.
We have a library of hundreds of thoughtful questions. We start with gentle warm-ups and gradually go deeper over time. You can skip any question that doesn't feel right, and we'll send the next one.
Your archive is yours forever, even if you don't renew. If you want another year of questions, you can renew. If not, your memories stay safe and accessible—we'll never hold them hostage.
Don't wait until it's too late
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