In memory
We believe a dad's stories are worth keeping, and everyone who knew him has one. Use Chorus to gather video, voice, photo and written memories of him, and add the old voice notes, videos and photos you already have.
Gathering everyone's messages is free. You won't need a card.

Colm
his son
Fi, I can't stop thinking about Dad. I keep seeing him out in the garden with the radio on very, very loud, and Mam at the back door telling him to turn it down...
Our mission
We are enabling over 1 million people to say it. Share the stories, love and gratitude. Your voice is what makes the world's greatest gift.
Join the missionMemory books people made
It was really hard to know what to give 10 years on, and this just hit the nail on the head. It was a great gift for John, and everyone who contributed.
Sarah D.
made a book remembering her brother
I wanted to gift this to a friend who had a child and wanted stories of their dad for them. It was so easy and I loved giving it as much as she loved getting it!
Emily M.
made a book for her friend
This was a brilliant experience for the whole family. It's a lovely way to keep their memory alive.
Mary C.
made a book remembering her dad
Chorus, thanks so much! I'm not technical and found this so easy. The book is a family heirloom now.
Chris O.
made a book remembering his mum
The podcast link is brilliant. You get things you couldn't get in a book, like the laughing or the background noise in a recording. So happy we have this for all the grandkids.
Kate B.
made a book remembering her granny
Peadar
his brother
Fiona, Tom got me my first job on the building sites. He showed me how to lay a block straight and he had the whole site laughing every day...
Next up, Darragh, his grandson
Hear it
With one link they get a podcast of every story people shared: the voice notes, photos, videos, songs and letters, and the old recordings you added.
What do you think of when you think of Grandad?
his grandson
Mum, I think of the mints Grandad always had in his pocket for me. I miss sitting beside him.
Read it
A book online that you can send digitally or print at home!

Hold it
We print the book and deliver it to you.
What makes it easy
Peadar
his brother
The Fields of Athenry
Paddy Reilly
Play on SpotifyPlay on YouTube
Each person can pick a song that reminds them of him. It plays from their place in the podcast, and prints on their page in the book.
They can each record a message on their own phone. Nobody needs an account.
Everyone can answer their own way, with a voice note, a video or a few written lines.
A code under each message plays the voice from the book. You can switch the codes off if you'd like the page without them.
Turn on chip-in and everyone can put money towards the book.
The free Chorus app
Grandma might never open a link, and that's ok! Sit down together, ask her one of the questions and hold up your phone while she talks.
Also in the app
Get it on Google PlayColm
Fi, Dad read the paper from the back page first every day.
EditYou see every page before it prints, so you can fix a word, swap a photo or take a page out.
Tom, voice note0:19
Peadar, video1:22
Colm, voice note1:51
Every voice note and video is yours to download, free, whenever you like!
Collect every voice and every photo for free, then choose how they get it.
$99
The podcast, plus a book online that you can send digitally or print at home.
$115
The book printed as a hardcover and posted to you, with everything above.
How it works



When everyone's in, you choose the podcast, the book online or the printed book.
The questions
A good question brings back a story.
Three of these go in the book to start. Swap in any you like, or write your own.
Yes, send them the link too. They knew a side of him the family might not have seen.
Any you have can go in. Voicemails, WhatsApp audio, videos and photos all sit beside the stories, and we type out each voice note.
They can. Text or email them the link, and it opens on any phone or computer with no account needed.
Not at all. Everyone records from wherever they are, and every voice ends up in the same book.
Gathering the stories costs nothing. The voice editing, the laid-out book and the printed hardcover are what you pay for, and only if you want them.
Yes, if the family would like it then. Start it a month or two before so everyone has time to record.
Yes. Anyone can type their message instead of recording it, and add a photo with it.
Yes, if you turn chip-in on. What everyone puts in comes off what you pay.
Gathering is free. Everyone will love being part of it.