For a family reunion

Get everyone's voice notes and photos in before the reunion.

Send one link to the family group chat, and every relative's recording is written out in one book.

Gathering is free. You only pay when the book is ready.

A Chorus book called For Grandad on a wooden table
How it works

Bring everyone's stories together with one link!

  1. 1

    Start the reunion book

    Name it and pick the questions.

  2. 2

    Relatives record from home

    Cousins in Boston and aunts in Cork add a voice note or a video and their old photos.

  3. 3

    Play it on the day

    The podcast link plays every voice in turn for the whole room.

The real app

Watch the Kelly family's book get made.

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Six Chorus books on two shelves

Questions for the reunion book.

  • Where were you living the last time the whole family was together?
  • Which family story gets told at every gathering?
  • Who do you look like in the family, and who told you?
  • What photo should everyone see, and what's going on in it?
After the reunion

We post the printed book to Ireland, Australia and 33 more countries.

What it costs

Choose how to keep it.

Gathering the voices costs nothing, and you can download every recording as a file. When the book is ready, pick one of these.

The listening link plays one voice at a time on a phone
The voices
$45

One link plays every voice straight through, and each message is written out.

A page from a Chorus book shows a photo and the message written out
The book
$99

The finished book is laid out to read online, and each message plays from its page.

The finished Chorus book on a table
The keepsake
$115

One printed hardcover copy is posted to you, with the podcast link and the book online. Postage is included.

Extra printed copies are $45 each.

Questions people ask

How many relatives can record?

As many as you want.

Can a whole household record one message together?

Yes. They can sit around one phone and talk.

When should we send the link?

Five or six weeks before. Close the book three weeks before the reunion if you want the printed copy there.

Can the family share the cost?

Yes. Turn on chip-in, and everyone who records can put money towards the book. Each person picks an amount and saves their card. The cards are charged when you go to pay, and what they chipped in comes off your price. If you don't finish paying, the money goes back within a week.

Six Chorus books on two shelves
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