shared memory book
Ask the people who share the memory.
Their answers become a story none of you could tell alone.
A private space, with no ads and no strangers.
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Everyone remembers the same event differently: one a red handbag on the table, another a blue flower in the yard, someone else the scent of elderflower drifting through an open window. You remember a single shy smile. When those memories come together in your Leksikon, you finally see the whole picture. And there they all are.
You choose the questions or write your own. One simple "Do you remember…?" is enough, and the answers start coming. Someone's words, someone's photo, someone's recording. Once there are enough of them, it's no longer a pile of messages but a story you can read from beginning to end.
The only people in your Leksikon are the ones you invite. No ads. What you create together stays yours, even after the conversations grow quiet.
Invite people to your Leksikon before the gathering. Ask questions and see who's coming. By the time you meet, you'll already have things to talk about. And after the reunion, you'll have more than just photos and videos.
A birthday, a wedding, forty years of marriage: the day goes by quickly. Open a Leksikon before the celebration and let guests fill it in. They create a memory made by everyone who was there.
Once a year, everyone gathers in the same place, and in two weeks they say everything there was no time for all year. Start a Leksikon before the trip. When you go your separate ways again, family and friends are still with you.
Create a Leksikon with family or friends for someone special. A teacher, a grandmother, or a colleague who's retiring receive a story about themselves they've never heard before. They'll enjoy reading it when you're not together.
A new class, and nobody knows anyone yet. Answer each other's questions and find out what everyone likes, fears, and hopes for. At the end of the year, you'll have a record of who you were at the beginning.
In just a few weeks, everyone will go their separate ways. Capture the heart shyly drawn on a desk, the friend who fell asleep in class, the smile that woke you up before the first class. Аsk each other while you're all still together.
I thought Leksikons were memory books for schoolkids and a thing of the past. Now we keep one with family friends we don't see nearly as often as we'd like. What surprised us is how much the small, everyday things turn out to connect us. Sharing them has brought us closer, and we add to it every chance we get.
Nino Salčin, a Leksikon with family friends
You don't need a plan. Create a Leksikon, ask your first question, and invite people. The rest happens naturally.
During the promotional period, your first Leksikon with up to 7 members is free.
For twenty years, I've been editing my school's graduation yearbook. Every year I notice the same thing: students learn to love their school only after they've left it. Later, they remember those days with nostalgia. Everyone remembers a detail or two, but no one the whole story.
One summer, a designer colleague invited me for coffee. We had both lost someone close that year, so I assumed we'd be sharing memories.
Instead, he brought up the paper notebooks we all passed around at school, the ones where everyone answered the same questions. "No one has made a digital one yet," he said.
"Maybe that's because nobody needs one," I replied, playing devil's advocate.
"But it's the best way to preserve a beautiful period of life and share it with the people who lived it with you," he said.
"People don't have time for that. It's something from the past," I argued.
"When you read a Leksikon, you realize that the people and moments from the past aren't gone at all. They're always with you," came the reply.
I finished my coffee and said, "Then we need to find the right people to build it."
And that's how the digital Leksikon was born: so everyone can keep close a story about what matters most to them, a story they didn't write alone.
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