Leave them more than a memory.

One hundred questions, at the pace of a life.

Start for free. Answer at your own pace, or receive one gentle question each week.

Your words and voice are saved as you go. When the story is ready, it can become a printed keepsake for the people who love you — with your recordings on a flash drive they can keep.

Your words in print. Your voice preserved.

Answer the first ten questions free

Start your own story, or invite someone you love to tell theirs.

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What you'll leave behind

A sample page

What did your house feel like when you walked in the door as a kid?

Warm. That's — that's just what I think of. And not just, you know, the heat. We had plenty of that. But it was — it felt warm, if that makes sense. You'd come in through the screen door and Mama had supper going, and she kept the radio on, she always did. Somebody was always in the kitchen. It wasn't anything fancy, I'll tell you that. But you felt safe there. Those old floors creaked, and I mean creaked.

Why this exists

I built One Hundred Questions because, after I lost my mother, I found myself wishing I had asked her so much more.

Small questions kept arriving out of nowhere. Things about her childhood. Her memories. The people she met. The people she missed. The little details of her life I suddenly realized I would never hear in her own words.

So I started building this. The idea is simple. One question at a time. Slowly, in your own words and your own voice.

Maybe a question will bring back a place, a person, a smell, or a moment you thought you had forgotten. Maybe it will give the people who love you a part of you they can keep.

— Brian

How it works

  1. Answer the questions One hundred prompts. Speak or type. There is no rush — or choose one question each week if that steady rhythm suits you better.
  2. Review your book Your answers become a finished keepsake you can refine. You decide what stays.
  3. Keep it. Share it. Pass it down. A printed book plus your voice on a flash drive — for family now, or for a later season when the words matter most.

What makes this different

A finite path, not an endless app.

One hundred questions, then a finished keepsake you can hold. No streaks. No habit loop.

Voice matters as much as the words.

Recordings live on a flash drive with the book — your people hear you, not only read you.

Written for family, not for metrics.

For a parent, a grandparent, an adult child, or anyone who wants their memories kept with care.

Room for honesty.

Hard questions have gentler alternatives. You choose what is skipped and what belongs in the final book.

Questions you might have

Who is this for?
For anyone who wants the people they love to have their stories in their own words and voice — parents, grandparents, adult children, or anyone ready to reflect with honesty and care.
How much does it cost?
Starting is free. You can answer questions, save your progress, and review your story before deciding whether to order a finished keepsake. Physical keepsakes will be priced separately when ordered.
Can I answer slowly?
Yes. You can answer at your own pace, or choose to receive one gentle question each week. The weekly rhythm is meant to make the process feel manageable, especially for people who may not want to answer many questions at once.
What if I do not finish all 100 questions?
That is okay. The goal is the full keepsake, but life does not always move neatly. If the story is not finished, the answers already saved can still be preserved as a simple Story So Far archive.
What happens to my answers?
Your answers are private. They are saved so you can return, review, and decide what belongs in your finished keepsake.
Is this a legal document or will?
No. One Hundred Questions is a memory keepsake. It is not a substitute for a will, estate plan, advance directive, or legal document.
How is this different from other life-story products?
Many products feel like open-ended apps or subscriptions. One Hundred Questions is a quiet, finite project: one hundred prompts, your words and recordings, and a printed book with a voice archive you can pass down.

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