A family archive, one page at a time
Every Wend book is a set of pages, and every page is a question. Open one on your phone and Lauren, a warm voice, listens while you tell it. The story lands in a private family archive, in your own voice, with the page it came from.
Nothing to install. Your first 30 days are included from your first story. Export any time.
The books
Forty-four illustrated pages in each book. Tap one, tell one story, and your family's archive begins. There is no order and nothing to prepare.
For couples. Before, the day, and after.
Her childhood, her kitchen, her fork in the road.
His block, his first engine, who handed him the tools.
How it works
No app, no password, nothing to manage. The person telling the story only ever sees one thing at a time.
The pageEach page is one question, painted. Tap it and you are in the room with Lauren. Skip anything. Come back any time.
The tellingLauren asks one gentle question at a time and listens at your pace. Your words stay yours; she never puts a detail in your mouth.
The story plays back from the page it came from, in your voice, with a transcript. Your family gets one email. It waits for them.
A photo from the shoebox
Photos
Add a photo and it becomes a page. Lauren opens with "Tell me about this one," and the story comes out the way it does at the kitchen table. When it is told, the photo becomes the cover of that story.
Your family can add photos too. Each one waits in the archive as a page nobody has told yet.
Many voices, one page
Your sister tells the story they always tell about Mom. Then Mom tells hers. Then your brother, who was there, tells what actually happened. One page, three voices, side by side.
"Hear their version." The line under every told page. Tap it, and the same question is yours.
The story they always tell about you Mom, page 36
Kits, frames, and cards
A card on a reception table, a frame on a mantel, a birthday card in the mail. Scan it, tell the story, and it plays back from the same object.
Ten table displays and a welcome frame. Guests scan, Lauren asks one question, and the couple gets every voice from the room.
See the kit
A magnetic frame with an insert for the occasion. Everyone who visits can leave a message on it, and it plays them back.
See the frame
Birthday, anniversary, and any occasion. The card arrives complete; the reply is a story in their voice, kept in your archive.
See the cardsAlso on Amazon: Mom's book, Dad's book, and the Video Guest Book Kit. Same archive, same pages, whichever door you come in.
One membership. Every story, every voice.
Your first 30 days are included from your first story. After that, one membership, and the annual plan includes a keepsake of your choice to keep or to give.
If you ever pause, recording waits. Every story you told stays playable for your family, and you can export your archive any time.
Good questions
No. She gets a link, or scans a page. Nothing to install, no password, nothing to remember.
Most are three to five minutes. Lauren asks one question at a time and waits. There is no time limit and no script.
Only the family you invite. Nothing is public, nothing can be found from outside, and nobody is sold to.
Every story you told stays playable for your family, and you can export the whole archive any time. Membership is how the archive keeps growing, not how it stays.
Yes to both. Skip anything, come back any time, tell it again. The page keeps every version, with a transcript.
The archive, unlimited voices, photos, and a keepsake of your choice shipped to you or to the person you are giving it to.
Why families wend
Not a memorial and not a one-time book. A place where the people you love are still talking, still laughing, and still adding pages, for the family who never wants to lose them.
