Public memorial page — Publish a memorial page that anyone can open without an account. Guests light a candle or leave a memory, and a family admin approves every entry first.
Voice profiles — Glow learns a person's voice from stories they told, only to label who spoke in a conversation. It never makes a voice.
Styled slideshows — Turn photos into a slideshow in five styles, with your family's names and years, and share it as a video to the family group.
Photo year estimation — Glow estimates the year a photo was taken from the faces' ages, clothes, objects and nearby album pages, and your family confirms or fixes it.
Storyline — A story told out loud becomes drawn scenes, timed to the real recorded voice of the person who told it.
Grandpa's map — Every memory a grandparent records opens a new drawn place on a map your kids can explore, told in the grandparent's real voice.
Living Room Stories — Record a real conversation with someone you love. Glow notes who said what, tags every story, and suggests what to ask next.
Stories from your memories — A few voice notes and photos from an ordinary Tuesday become a short story of your child's early years, told in your family's own words, ready to read back when they're older.
Voice Keepsake — Voice Keepsake keeps the real recordings of your grandparent's voice - organised by story, in a private family space that lasts.
The Biographer and the Historian — Glow's Biographer and Historian turns a spoken family memory into a written chapter - using the teller's own words, checking every fact, and never inventing what wasn't said.
Talk with Glow — Glow records a spoken life story in a guided conversation - no reading, no forms, just talking - so the memory keeper can capture what their parent or grandparent remembers, in their own voice, today.
Highlight reels — Glow sorts the family's photos into memories by decade and occasion and makes a short film of each, so you have her whole life in front of you.
Year by year: the timeline behind a eulogy — Writing a eulogy? Glow's year-by-year timeline lays the family's photos out in order, undated prints included, so you can see the shape of a life, find the years that need a story, and choose what to say.
Family space — One private space for photos, voice notes and stories after a parent dies. Invite siblings by email; send the uncle who won't sign up a guest link.
Photo frame — Turn any tablet into a frame that plays the family archive full screen. One button, six styles, and every caption comes from what the family wrote.
Family tree — Name the people in your photos and Glow builds the family tree. Slide through the years and watch each person appear the year they were born.
Who's who — Glow suggests names for the faces in your photos and gets better with every one you confirm. It never names anyone on a guess.
Shoebox scan — Point your phone at a print, an album page or a letter. Glow finds the edges, flattens it and splits several prints in one shot - no scanner needed. Glow can also restore faded colour.
Every resident has a story — Glow gives care homes a calm way to hear each resident's life, keep their real voice, and give every family visit something to talk about.
Childhood, captured now — Glow gives parents a private place to save photos, voice notes and the things their child says during the little years - and turns them into a story to keep.
A game for kids — Make family history stick for kids by turning real family photos into a guessing game - Glow gives grandparents and parents a way to play together that children actually want to repeat.
Stories for my children — Glow helps parents tell their children about their own childhood - one story, one photo, one voice note at a time - and keep those stories somewhere the family can actually return to.
A life, told — Glow turns guided conversations - spoken out loud, using family photos as prompts - into a biography in a parent's own words, with no writing required.
A voice, kept — Record your grandparent's voice now, attached to real photos, in a private family space that holds it all together for the next twenty years.
The keeper — You hold the albums and everyone's photos. Glow turns them into one private family archive that your relatives can see, name and add to.
The eulogy — The service is days away. Glow lets family add photos, stories and voice notes in one private place, so you write from more than your own memory.
After a parent dies — When you're the one sorting a parent's phone, photos and prints, Glow gives the family one private place to gather them - at your own pace, together.
Categories
A Life, Told — Helping a parent or grandparent tell their life in their own voice: life-story questions, recording a conversation, and turning it into a biography in their own words.
Ask Them Now — The stories your parents and grandparents carry — the neighbourhood they grew up in, the year everything changed, the recipe they never wrote down — exist nowhere else. This is your guide to asking the right questions, recording the answers, and turning a single conversation into something the whole family keeps forever.
Childhood, Captured — Saving the little years while you are living them: a toddler's first words, voice notes, the things kids say, and turning photos into a story your child will keep.
Digital Legacy — When someone you love dies, their digital world doesn't disappear — their photos, emails, voicemails, and social accounts are still out there, waiting. This is your practical guide to finding, saving, and protecting that data: how to request access, what each platform actually allows, and which steps to take first.
The Family Archive — Somewhere in your home there's a shoebox, a drawer, or a hard drive holding decades of photos, letters, Super 8 reels, and recipe cards in someone's handwriting. This is your guide to rescuing those things before time takes them — how to scan, organise, and store them, and how to turn a pile of loose prints into a shared archive the whole family can add to and keep.
Living With Loss — Grief doesn't follow a schedule, and it doesn't look the same twice. Here you'll find honest, unhurried writing about what loss actually feels like — the first raw weeks, the quieter months that follow, the anniversaries that catch you off guard — alongside the practical first steps that help when the world expects you to function. Professional support is always within reach when you need more than words.
Remembering Well — A eulogy, a celebration of life, a first holiday with an empty chair — these moments ask so much of us. Here you'll find honest, practical guidance for honouring someone across every tradition and stage of grief: how to find the words, how to gather the people, and how to keep someone's presence woven into everyday life long after the service ends.
Stories for Your Kids — How to tell your children where they come from: your own childhood, their grandparents' lives, family history they can play with, and gentle ways to talk with kids about the people who are gone.