Remembrance and Veterans Day, 2025
Get a Free Keepsake Memoir
Of Your Life Stories
Veterans and their families can preserve their memories, and receive a Free Keepsake Book when signing up for an Annual StoriedLife Plan.
Offer valid until November 20.
Sign up for an annual plan and your first Keepsake Book is on us.
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How it works
Step 1: Sign Up for an Annual Plan
Create your StoriedLife account and start sharing your story. Your Keepsake Book will be free when you choose the annual plan.
Step 2: Talk
Answer meaningful, guided questions with our AI companion, capturing your service, memories, and reflections in your own words.
Step 3: Preserve
Watch your story come to life in written form, then receive your free printed Keepsake Book to share with family and loved ones.
Offer Details
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Valid for veterans and their families until November 20, 2025.
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The free Keepsake Book is available when subscribing to the Annual Plan.
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One book per user.
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Printing and shipping included.
Their stories shaped our freedom.
The courage and stories of our veterans have shaped generations.
StoriedLife helps preserve those memories, through gentle guided conversations that turn life experiences into a written keepsake memoir.
To honour those who served, we’re gifting a Free Softcover Keepsake Book to every veteran who signs up for an annual plan. It’s our way of saying thank you for your service and your story.
What People Have Said About Storied Life
What Makes StoriedLife Different?
Unlike other apps that give you blank pages or generic prompts, Storied Life gives you a personal AI biographer, an intelligent companion that guides you through intuitive, evolving conversations based on what you’ve already shared.
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Your story unfolds naturally, just like a conversation
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The AI remembers your details and builds on them with thoughtful prompts
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No writing required, the AI will shape your story into a beautifully narrated memoir
“I never thought about my past, but StoriedLife helped me remember some special moments in my life and now I can share them with my family. ” - Donald J., 77
