Do you have an idea for a memory book that remains just an idea, something you hope to get to someday? Or one that is stalled somewhere along the way?

Our company was launched in a coffee shop in Cincinnati.

You never know how your descendants will view the everyday memories you take the time to record. Here is the story of how one family's memories of life during World War II became the stuff of musical theater sixty years later.

For many of us the changeover to digital forms of communication and photography is nearly complete, but what does that mean for the future of memory saving? 

A story from a recent New York Times Sunday Magazine illustrates how old family stories can sometimes emerge when you least expect it.

Does writing your memoir seem daunting? Perhaps it depends on how you define it...