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See it for real.
Nothing on this page is a mockup. These are live pages from a real family's Storyus — the doors are open, wander wherever you like. The best way to understand the slow social is to walk around inside one.
Start here
The big weaves.
These three are what makes Storyus more than a place to put photos: the drawing together of moments into journeys, reflections and magazines.
Join the Dots
Moments threaded in order, so a summer — or a whole year — reads as a journey with a direction of travel.
See the 34-day roadtrip, joined up →
Reflecting
A year, a holiday, or just a weekend, whittled down to nine tiles. Choosing them is how you find out what mattered.
See a weekend, reflected →
Magazine
Stories gathered by theme, tag or year — a magazine of your own family's life, always another issue coming.
Browse a family magazine →Same year, three tellings
One year. Three quite different memories of it.
In 2018 the Seymour family drove 5,200 km across Europe in 34 days — same car, same campsites, same adventures. Then Ben, Jack and Zoë each whittled their year down to nine tiles. Three quite different years emerged. Same adventure, different perspectives, different memories — reinforced. That's what happens when each person owns their own story.
Ben's nine see his Reflection →
the roads, the food, the light
Jack's nine see his Reflection →
mostly the machines, honestly
Zoë's nine see her Reflection →
the fondue made everyone's nine
These link to the family's real, live Reflections — click through and wander. Notice what only one of them kept.
Then browse the shelves
Single pieces.
Every story on Storyus picks the form that fits it best. A few to leaf through:
Postcard
A single moment, sent with love — picture on the front, words on the back.
Read one →
Essay
The long-form telling, for the chapters that deserve real words.
Read one →
Video Card
When only moving pictures will do — a clip, framed and kept.
Watch one →
Album
One hundred photos of a roadtrip, arranged the old-fashioned way.
Leaf through →Imagine this, but it's your family.
That's the whole pitch, really. Ask for an invite and start your own.
mind the wet paint x