Storii Blog

94 short, sensory prompts to record family stories—organized by childhood, traditions, work, and everyday life.

Guided storytelling uses short prompts to name losses, process grief, and rebuild identity, helping families stay connected through change.

Specific, open-ended questions and short, regular sessions unlock richer family memories—one clear memory at a time.

Protect relatives' privacy in family memoirs with legal, ethical, and practical steps—anonymize details, get consent, and secure recordings.

At Storii, we're always looking for ways to make life story conversations feel more natural, more personal, and more accessible. Today, we're excited to share two new updates to the platform that do exactly that.

Grandparents' memories reveal the values, struggles, and small moments that shape a family's identity.

Seven simple hobbies — gardening, cooking, crafts, games, storytelling, walks, and music — to build lasting bonds between grandparents and kids.

Stage-based, thoughtful questions to uncover your mom’s memories, values, and family history, plus simple tips to record and preserve them.

Recording seniors' life stories reduces loneliness, improves emotional well‑being, and preserves family legacies with easy phone tools.

Open-ended, tailored prompts to capture meaningful hobby stories, plus practical recording and organization tips.