SayStory: Memories Group Chat

14 DAYS FREE • NO CREDIT CARD • YOUR SAVED STORIES STAY YOURS NO MATTER WHAT

You already share your child's moments in chats — a voice note to grandma, a quick "he said Mama today!" to your sister. Then it's gone, buried under a hundred other messages.

SayStory is the memories group chat where those moments don't get lost. Tell it in any messenger, in any language, and Vatis — your family's writer — turns it into a story. Everyone in the family reads it in their own language. It all becomes a book.

HOW IT WORKS:

- TELL IT WHERE YOU ALREADY TALK — Telegram, Messenger, or the app. A voice note or a few words, however it comes out. No typing, no forms, no perfect sentences.

- VATIS WRITES IT DOWN — Your words become a short, warm story: what happened, the date, exactly how old your child was, the funny phrase you'd forget by Friday. You don't write anything. He hears it and keeps it.

- EVERY STORY FINDS ITS PLACE — Firsts, funny moments, everyday days, family. Each story lands in the right child's collection on its own. Nothing to sort, nothing to file.

- ANY MESSENGER, ANY LANGUAGE — Grandma tells it in Messenger in Russian. You read it in Telegram in English. Dad adds his in Spanish. One family collection, every story in everyone's language. Nobody is left out, and nobody has to install anything.

- FRIENDS READ EACH OTHER'S STORIES — Share a story with friends and read theirs. Their kids' moments next to yours — no comments, no noise, just the good parts.

- ONE PHOTO, ONE STORY — Send a photo and tell what happened, or tell first and add the photo after. Vatis puts it on the page.

- IT'S A BOOK ALL ALONG — Every story is already a page. Print the whole childhood yourself, free, whenever you're ready. Not just the first year — first words, first day of school, and everything after.

- IT STAYS BETWEEN YOU — Your stories are seen by your family and the friends you choose. No feed, no strangers, no ads. Everything you save stays yours, even if you stop subscribing.

You live it. You tell it. Vatis keeps it.