Nov 10, 2026
Memowrite, the platform helping people preserve their life stories through guided storytelling and printed books, has introduced Family Circle, a new feature that allows up to two family members or close friends to create their memoirs under a single subscription.
Lithuania, November 10, 2026 -- The update expands Memowrite’s approach to life storytelling, making it easier for families and close friends to document their individual experiences without purchasing separate subscriptions.

With Family Circle, one subscription can now accommodate up to two people, giving each member the opportunity to write, organize, and publish their own life story.
One Subscription for Up to Three Personal Stories
The new Family Circle feature allows Memowrite subscribers to invite up to two additional family members or close friends to join their subscription.
Each invited member receives an independent writing space where they can work on their memoir, access their book, and manage their individual storytelling progress.
The subscription owner remains responsible for managing payments, book credits, and print orders, while invited members can concentrate on creating their stories.
Preserving Different Generations Under One Subscription
One of the main advantages of Family Circle is the opportunity to preserve multiple perspectives within the same family.
For example, grandparents can document their childhood and early experiences, parents can share important family memories, and younger generations can record their own journeys.
Rather than relying on one person’s recollection of family history, families can create several independent accounts that reflect different perspectives and generations.
This can be particularly valuable for preserving memories that might otherwise be lost over time.
Every person experiences family events differently. Having multiple family members document their stories allows future generations to understand not only what happened but also how different people experienced the same moments.
Making Memoir Writing More Accessible
Memowrite is designed to help people document their lives without requiring professional writing skills.
Its guided storytelling experience allows users to answer questions by speaking or typing. AI-powered writing assistance can then help improve grammar, clarify phrasing, and expand initial thoughts while maintaining the storyteller’s personal voice.
Family Circle extends this experience by making it accessible to more people within a household or family network.
Instead of coordinating separate subscriptions, members can participate through one shared account arrangement while maintaining control over their individual stories.
Turning Individual Memories into a Family Legacy
The introduction of Family Circle reflects Memowrite’s broader goal of making personal storytelling a more accessible family experience.
“Until now, we focused on helping one person tell their story. With Family Circle, we’re making room for more voices. With our expanded Question Library, people can choose what matters most to them. And with our redesigned books, those stories become something families can keep for generations,” said Deividas Norkūnas, CEO and founder of Memowrite.
The feature reinforces the idea that preserving family history does not have to be an individual activity. Different generations can contribute their own experiences, creating a more complete record of a family’s memories and personal history.
By combining guided questions, voice-based storytelling, AI-powered writing assistance, shared subscription access, and professionally designed printed books, Memowrite helps turn everyday experiences into lasting family records.
About Memowrite
Memowrite helps people preserve family memories, life stories, and personal legacies through guided storytelling, transforming personal experiences into beautifully printed books that can be shared with loved ones and kept for generations.
With a team of just 12, the company generates more than €15 million in annual revenue and has served over 143,000 registered users worldwide. Its key markets include the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Spain, and Italy.
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