Families don't lose documents.
They lose the voice.
A Pinch of Us keeps the small, significant things that get overlooked until a loved one is gone: how she actually cooked it, the grace she always said, the story behind the beat-up pot nobody's allowed to throw away.
One question a week. She just talks. It's saved — in her own voice.
$40 a year — for the whole family circle. Not per person.
One question a week
Every Monday, one small question — small enough to answer while the coffee brews. Fifty-two weeks a year, a family's whole memory, gathered without a single "session" ever being scheduled.
What it keeps
Voice keepsakes. Recipes the real way, with the story bolted to the dish. Sayings. Know-how. The stories behind the things. Who's who, in plain words. Letters for later. The trusted people — the one to call.
Families branch
Somebody marries, a baby arrives — that household branches into its own circle, connected to the family tree. Keepsakes flow down with permission. Every branch is its own circle, its own $40.
The Legacy Promise
Every circle names a legacy successor. If the storyteller passes, your family's access continues — guaranteed, in plain language. And your keepsakes are yours: export everything, anytime, in one tap.
A Pinch of Us is deliberately simple: no wills, no legal documents, no photos, no family-tree research. Just voice, method, and meaning — the things photos can't hold.