A life-story book kit.
Your Life,
Written Down.
In your words.
AI asks the questions. You tell the stories. The words stay yours.
One good conversation gets you one finished story. Seven guided sessions get you a first life-story book — yours, or a parent’s. This guide walks you through every step, in plain English, at whatever pace suits.
No subscription. No schedule quietly keeping score. Nothing expires.
- 7 guided sessions, 30–45 minutes each, in any order
- Six keeper printables plus a Book Builder template
- Solo or Together — one of you runs the AI, one of you just talks
Real pages from the guide. Have a flip through.— Kevin
You’re not just buying a guide.
You’re writing down what your family gets to keep.
One conversation at a time. And by the end, the stories aren’t just memories anymore. They’re pages.
Before
- "The stories only exist in memory."
- "I wouldn't know where to start."
- "I'm not a writer."
- "Mum would never touch an AI chatbot."
- "We keep saying we'll write it all down… and it never happens."
- "I don't want a robot writing my life story."
After
- A finished story after your very first session
- An interviewer with endless patience, asking one question at a time
- Your exact way of speaking, kept on the page
- A method where the storyteller never touches the technology
- A folder of chapters, quietly becoming a book
- A written record your family can actually hold
One session is a real finish line.
Your first story, in about fifteen minutes.
These are the actual pocket prompts from inside the book. The first one interviews you about one small memory. The second turns your answers into a story.
Free to try. No signup.
I'd like you to interview me about one small memory, for about ten minutes, so it can be turned into a short story afterward. Ask me one question at a time and wait for my answer. Help me settle on one specific moment, then stay in it: where I was, who was there, what I could see and hear, what happened, what people said. Follow up on interesting details. Don't rush me, don't summarize me, and don't correct how I talk. When I say "that's enough for today," thank me and stop. My memory is: ______
Free to try. No signup.
Now turn my answers into a short story, told in the first person, in my own words. Keep my way of speaking; plain is fine. Add nothing I didn't say, and if I was unsure about a detail, keep me unsure. Leave out your questions.
Into the AI app you already have. Any of the big AI chat tools will do: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot or Grok. The free versions are fine for this.
Type your answers, one at a time, at your own pace. When you’ve had enough, type “that’s enough for today” and move to step two. You can’t do this wrong.
If ten minutes on one small memory gave you something…
imagine seven guided sessions, a tidy-up that keeps your voice, and a book at the end.
Two questions.
We’ll tell you which mode you’ll live in.
The book has two ways in. Solo Mode — the AI interviews you. And Together Mode — you run the device, and someone you love just talks. Pick what’s true and we’ll point you at the right first page.
— no wrong answers.Whose story wants writing down?
Seven sessions. Use the ones that matter to you.
Each session is one guided conversation: a warm-up, questions the AI will ask for you, and a tidy-up that turns the transcript into a chapter in your voice. Any order. Nothing expires.
The warm-up session. The house you grew up in, the street outside it, the smells and sounds you would know anywhere. Small memories on purpose — they are where the voice lives.
A quiet, private companion page.
So the book never goes stale.
AI tools change their buttons more often than we’d like.
So everything with a shelf life lives online, checked regularly and dated.
Password-protected — the password is printed near the front of the book, on the page titled “This Book Has a Companion.” Not to gate anything; just to keep your pages out of search results.
One password. Printed in the book. Everything current behind it.
No robot memoirs. No subscription. No hype.
The AI asks, and it tidies — under instruction to add nothing you didn’t say. No invented dates, no imagined dialogue. In Together Mode the storyteller never touches the technology; they just talk, across the table, to you. One payment, no expiry — and a single session is a real finish line.
One payment. Yours forever.
No subscription. No pressure.
- The Book. A PDF in US Letter. Download it, print it, revisit it anytime.
- Seven Guided Sessions. Any order, any pace. One session is a real finish line.
- Every Prompt, Ready to Paste. The interviewer, the tidy-up, and the one-paste session close — in the book and on the companion page.
- Six Keeper Printables + The Invitation. Prompt card, session card, the checklists, a fillable Story Map — and the invitation that starts it all.
- The Book Builder Template. A Word / Google Docs frame that turns your folder of chapters into one printable book.
- Lifetime Updates. When the book improves, your download quietly becomes the newest edition. No re-purchase.
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Not quite the one?Find the guide you actually need.
Six guides, one job each. Pick the sentence that sounds like you.
Questions, before you decide.
The stories are right there.
They just aren’t written down yet.
That’s this. Seven guided sessions. One payment of $34 USD. A book at the end. Yours to keep.
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As a gift, they don’t need to know how to use AI.
They only need to talk.
Used this way it isn’t a writing project — it’s an afternoon with someone you love, and you handle every bit of the technology. The book is a PDF you own outright, so gifting is simple: buy a copy, give that copy. One bought copy per family telling its story — it’s an honour-system thing, and it’s part of what keeps the price sensible.
Buy their copy
Use your own email at checkout — the download link arrives in your inbox.
Print the invitation
It comes with the book: a one-page letter that says "I want your stories." Sign the bottom.
Pick a day
Tea, a kitchen table, the two of you. You run the device; they just talk.
The invitation is one of the keeper printables, in the book and on the companion page. No printer? Read it to them over tea. It works.
