A living presence, in your own words
Begin with the life you are living. A living memoir gives expression to your experiences; a Continuity Record brings those expressions together with your voice, values, relationships and defining chapters. You shape the account as your life unfolds.
Define what matters to you today
Start with how you see yourself: the roles you hold, the values that guide your decisions and what you are building. A few considered sentences can give the Record its direction.
Give experience a chapter structure
Life Chapters are meaningful periods such as early foundations, formation years, a career, a reinvention or your current chapter. Add the moments, people and lessons that give each period its meaning.
Let your voice carry context
A recording can hold a familiar expression or a story in your own words. Pair it with writing and photographs so others can understand the people, choices and circumstances behind it. Choose what you want to share.
Questions people ask
What does living presence mean?
Presence is the human detail people recognise: your voice, perspective, values, relationships and ways of responding to life. A living Record lets you describe those qualities yourself and return to them over time.
Can I begin with a life story I already wrote?
Yes. Bring a PDF, Word document, image or text file into the editor. Review the extracted interpretation, edit the suggestions and select the answers to apply. Optional AI composition can help structure supplied material; you review the result.
How is a living Record different from LifeBook?
A Continuity Record is an evolving page and collection of expressions, chapters and media. LifeBook is a separate guided writing experience for shaping material into a longer memoir, with a manuscript preview and its own access and export options.
Who can read my living Record?
You choose its audience and publication state. Keep a private draft while shaping it. A published public Record is open to anyone; a published unlisted Record is available to anyone with the link. Private access requires authorisation.