One Story: Photos and Words in the Order You Told Them
A story is the middle size: longer than a page, shorter than a life.
You take a set of fragments — photos, captions, voice notes you spoke — and string them in order. One photograph, one passage, then the next. The sequence is yours to reorder, cut, and rewrite. What the engine handles is everything around the words: margins, chapter breaks, the caption position, the contents page.
What a story is for
A single event that deserves more than a folder: a wedding, a move, a season of illness and recovery, the year a child was born. Something with a beginning and an end, that you would hand to someone rather than describe to them.
What it costs
$18.99, once. There is no subscription and nothing renews. While payments are not yet open, everything on the site is free to use.
What stays yours
The facts and the voice. The engine arranges; it does not add a date you did not give it, a place it inferred, or a sentence that reads better than what you said. If a passage is long, it is split across pages rather than shrunk until it fits — legibility is a constraint, not a preference.
Your photos and text are composed in your browser. They are not uploaded, and there is no account holding them. The exception is voice input, where the audio goes to a transcription service and is not stored there.
What you receive
A print-ready PDF in US Letter at 300 DPI, with bleed. Every page built from your own material. Export it, print it, or keep it as a file that does not depend on us still being here.