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For families who want their stories to last. learn about the founding circle.

Founding Circle

The hundred people who keep Confinity independent.

A lifetime Family plan at £2,500. One hundred seats, one printed page, and no advertisers to answer to.

Every seat is a real person. The count below is the honest one.

Trust commitments

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100 seats
20 of 100 seats taken80 seats remain
Counter last updated 2026-05-01. A person types that number in, and it is the real one.
No names yet
The wall is blank because nobody has asked to be on it. A seat is private unless the person holding it tells us otherwise, and we would rather show you an empty page than borrow someone else’s name for it.
The pact, on one page

One hundred seats, numbered. Twenty held quietly.

Each seat is a real person, kept anonymous unless they choose otherwise. When the hundred are in, we close it, for good. There are no tiers, and nothing inside the app looks any different for a member.
C'held quietly' means a real person, kept private until they ask to be named.

The four things

Four real things.

Family plan, for life.

You will never get a renewal notice, a price rise, or one of those “we’re changing plans” emails. Lifetime means lifetime.

A name on the Founding Circle wall.

One printed page at the front of the first Confinity Yearbook, and a page on the site. Opt-in.

Two Yearbooks every year.

One for your family, one to give. For as long as we print Yearbooks, you get two.

A direct line to the team.

Quarterly calls with the founder. Early previews of new flows. A real voice in what ships.

Where it goes

Honest money for honest engineering.

Keeping Confinity independent.

We take no advertising, and we never train outside AI on your memories. Your £2,500 buys us the runway to keep that promise in writing.

Building the honest version.

Voice notes turned into text on your own device, a bereavement pause, review by someone trained in grief, and a place to export everything. Every one of those is running today.

Building the Trust CIC.

Two promises (that you can delete your data, and that we never train AI on your memories) become legal duties held by a community interest company, so they sit outside anything we could quietly change.
The Export centre inside Confinity, headed 'Your archive, your bytes', tagged Open formats, Signed link and Not indexed, with a Request my export button.The Export centre inside Confinity, headed 'Your archive, your bytes', tagged Open formats, Signed link and Not indexed, with a Request my export button.
One of the four, today.Confinity's demo archive · the household in it is fictional

Three people

Three people we built this for.

Families that have already lost someone.

You know why we’re building this. The memorial pages, the bereavement pause, the choices about who sees what: those are for you.

Parents starting a family memory library.

First-year photos, voice notes, handwritten letters. Somewhere private that isn’t just your phone’s photo library.

People who read the privacy policy first.

You want the proof. The Trust Centre, our privacy assessment, the list of companies we work with, and the export path are all linked, and all honest.

Honest questions

A few things worth asking.

Why £2,500, and why only 100 of us?
Because the Founding Circle is a printed page in the first Yearbook. One hundred names is a page you can read, and at £2,500 the hundred of them fund a year of honest engineering. When the hundred are in, we close it for good.
Is it refundable?
Fully, any time in the first thirty days. After that, it’s a lifetime plan. You can always leave with your data; the Founding Circle status pauses and resumes if you come back.
What happens to my name on the wall if I leave?
It pauses. Come back any time and it resumes. Ask us to remove it and we take it off the site, out of the next Yearbook and out of the archive, within seven days.
Are there tiers, perks, badges inside the app?
No. One seat, one price, one quiet set of benefits. We don’t build status games around grief.