A whole family year, typeset and printed, with the stories kept alongside.
A home for what you'd hate to lose.
Save a note, a voice, or a photo in a place that's only your family's. Invite whoever you like, and come back to it together whenever you want.
Private by default. Nobody sees it unless you ask them in.

Ruth told the kettle story again.
Lynn · voice note · privateTry it here
Nothing leaves this page unless you save it. Join, and that same line can become a voice note, with the people and places kept alongside it.
A few words today can grow into something your whole family keeps. Write a little more first.
Step inside
Invite-only. No public profile.
Record a voice note, keep it private, and play it back whenever your family needs to hear it.
Your own pages, in order by day. Confinity reads the dates straight from your words, so you never have to. No feed, no likes. Just what you wrote.
Confinity spots who's in each memory and links them for you. The people who matter, all in one place. Nothing is posted, and nothing is scored.
A place to remember someone you've lost. You build it slowly, at your family's own pace.
A letter you write now and seal for a date years away. It waits there until then.
Long after she's gone, you can still hear her voice.

Remembrance
For someone your family has lost. Lynn's note, Maya's voice, a photo from the kitchen. All of it private, and only for the people you choose.
See how remembrance worksI used to worry I was losing my mum's voice. I don't anymore.
Maya, granddaughter

Yearbook and keepsakes
Turn a year into a printed Yearbook. Or a page with a voice recording linked to it. Or a small card for someone who'd love to hold it.
It's yours on paper, and your privacy settings come with it.
A whole family year, typeset and printed, with the stories kept alongside.
A printed page with a voice recording linked to it, for the people you've invited in.
One memory, printed small enough for a drawer or a bedside table.
For organisations
Families start at home. You give them the room to gather and remember together. You're one of the places families turn to. We start with a single pilot, the same clear privacy promise, and whatever your community actually needs. Pick yours to see how it fits.
Museums
A private space beside your exhibits where visitors add their own memories, kept to your cataloguing standards.
See how it works for museums
How the pilot works
Tell us about your community and the room you'd like to offer.
Full access, one person to call, and the same privacy promise. The founders are on hand throughout.
At ninety days we sit down and write up what worked, in your words.
Private research pilot
Care homes (pilot)We're testing reminiscence-with-consent with a few partners, always at the family's pace. Families own the archive. You offer a calm room to revisit it.Enquire about the pilotYour privacy
This holds what you love most. So we tell you exactly how it's kept safe, in plain words. The same voice you're reading now.
Plans for home
Start with one private memory. Stay free for as long as you're trying it out. Move to Family when it becomes part of everyday life at home.
Free while we're in preview
Your first memories, free, and yours to download anytime. No rush to upgrade.
Most families choose this
£14.99 per family, per month
or £149 per year · save 17%
Write as much as you like, up to six family members, and a printed Yearbook each year.
A note from the founder
I started Confinity because the apps that held my photos and files were never built for the one thing I most wanted to keep: the voice and feel of someone I loved. If it works, it should feel less like software and more like someone pulling out a chair for you at the table.
No open tracking. No institutional seed capital.