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Gather the stories only your family can tell — then hold them in your hands.

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From first prompt to printed page

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Gather your people

Add family members to your group — they don’t need an account, just a link.

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The stories arrive

We send gentle prompts that make writing easy — even for the uncle who "doesn’t do this kind of thing."

03

Hold it in your hands

Your stories become a beautiful magazine you can share digitally or order in print.

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Stories that feel like home

Family Newsletter
The
Nguyen Family
Winter 2025 · Volume I · Edition 1
Gathered this season

The best stories are the ones we almost forgot to write down.

Grandma Linh
The Nguyen Family · Winter 2025
The Okonkwo FamilySpring 2026
Contents

In This Edition

Organizer’s Note
By the Numbers
Milestone Moments
Contributors
A
Adaeze OkonkwoGrandmother
C
Chidi OkonkwoFather
A
Amara OkonkwoDaughter
E
Emeka OkonkwoUncle
The Okonkwo Family · Spring 2026
The Rivera FamilySummer 2025

What tradition do you hope we never lose?

M
Maria RiveraGrandmother

Every Christmas Eve we make tamales together — all three generations in the kitchen, masa everywhere, arguing about who makes the best salsa verde. It’s chaos and I wouldn’t trade a single minute of it.

The Rivera Family · Summer 2025
The Nguyen FamilyWinter 2025
Keepsake

Milestone Moments

Linh NguyenCelebrated 50 years of marriage
Sophie NguyenGraduated from UC Berkeley
Minh NguyenRan his first half-marathon
The Nguyen Family · Winter 2025
Family Newsletter
The
Adler-Singh Family
Autumn 2025 · Volume II · Edition 4
Gathered this season

Home isn’t a place. It’s the people who show up when it matters.

Raj Singh
The Adler-Singh Family · Autumn 2025
The Okonkwo FamilySpring 2026

What’s a recipe that tells a story?

A
Adaeze OkonkwoGrandmother

My jollof rice recipe came from my mother, who learned it from hers. I never measured anything — I cook by feel, by smell, by the sound of the oil. I’m writing it down here for the first time.

The Okonkwo Family · Spring 2026
The Rivera FamilySummer 2025
Family Poll

Best Family Vacation Destination

Cabo San Lucas42%
Lake Tahoe33%
Grandma’s ranch25%
The Rivera Family · Summer 2025
The Adler-Singh FamilyAutumn 2025

What’s something you learned too late?

H
Hannah AdlerMother

That my parents were people before they were my parents. They had dreams they set aside, jokes only they understood, a whole life I never thought to ask about until it was almost too late.

The Adler-Singh Family · Autumn 2025

“We gave everyone a copy at Thanksgiving. My mother cried. My teenage son actually read it cover to cover.”
S

Sarah Mitchell

3 editions published · Family of 12

We built this because our grandparents left letters, our parents left journals, and we were leaving group chats. Your family's story is worth more than that.

— Caitlin & Benjamin, founders

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