Pass on the story of your life
Your memories deserve more than a shoebox of photos. Map your story — places, dates, people and stories — to pass it on to your children and grandchildren as a living map they can visit.
A life that is told and can be visited
The places of a life
Childhood home, encounters, travels, family roots: every place that mattered, gathered on a map your loved ones can explore.
The timeline of a story
From family origins to today, a timeline links generations and milestones — with fine date handling, even for distant dates.
Photos & stories
Attach photos, anecdotes and rich descriptions to each moment. The geographic, visual narrative brings memories to life.
A collaborative memory
Invite the family to contribute: everyone adds their memories, photos and places to build the family history together.
The emotional angle others don't cover
Beyond voice and writing
Memory services (StoryWorth, Remento) rely on audio and text. VitaeMap adds the geographic and temporal dimension: you see where and when the story unfolded.
A legacy that passes on
Share the map by link, access code or invitation. Your loved ones discover it at their own pace, today and decades from now.
For every generation
Multilingual versions let you pass the family story to relatives scattered around the world and to grandchildren who speak another language.
Easy to start
Begin with a few key memories, no sign-up, then enrich the map over time and through family conversations.
Frequently asked questions
How does VitaeMap differ from StoryWorth or Remento?
Those services mostly capture memories through voice or writing. VitaeMap visualizes a life story on an interactive map and timeline: each memory is placed in space and time, with photos and stories. It's a legacy you can visit, not just read.
Can my family contribute to the map?
Yes. You can invite loved ones to enrich a shared map with their own memories, photos and places — a family memory built together.
Are my memories private and secure?
You fully control visibility: private, shared via link, by invitation or with an access code. You decide exactly who can see your family's story.
How do I get started?
Create a first map with a few key places and memories (no sign-up via the Quick Map Builder), then enrich it gradually. You can also draw on old photos and family conversations to feed it.
Start passing on your story
Place the first memories on the map — for your loved ones, today and tomorrow.