Everyone is the app that helps you interview the people you love. We provide the best questions, you press record, and their story is saved as a video you and generations to come will cherish forever.
5/5 on the App StoreEvery family has stories nobody has written down. How your parents met. What your grandpa dreamed of becoming growing up. The advice they never got round to giving. One day you’ll wish you had asked. Ask today.
What is Everyone
A written memoir can’t hold a laugh, a pause, or the look in someone’s eyes. Everyone keeps all of it. Pick the questions, film the answers, and build a library your children and grandchildren can watch for generations.
How it works
Step 1
We’ve written the best questions for you, in ready-made packs like Mum, Travel or Grandparents. Pick one, or write your own.
Step 2
Sit down together and press record. Everyone shows one question at a time, so the conversation flows.
Step 3
Every answer is saved into their story — to rewatch, share with family, or seal for the future.
Who it’s for
Captured today, for everyone who comes after you.
At 19, a grandad fled his country with one suitcase. Now he tells the whole story: the journey, starting over with nothing, meeting his wife, what he’d do differently. Great-grandkids he’ll never meet will hear it in his own voice.
Your stories for the grandchildren you may not see grow up.
A grandmother answers one question a week: growing up, falling in love, the family recipes, the lessons she learned the hard way. Week by week, she builds a family archive her grandkids, and their kids, will treasure for generations.
Messages for your children to open when they’re older.
A mum records a video for each first she might miss: first day of high school, first heartbreak, first job, wedding day. Each one waits until the moment arrives, with the advice she’d want them to hear right then.
Your biggest moments, together in one place to look back on.
Every birthday, a family asks their daughter the same ten questions on camera: her best friend, her dream job, what scares her. When she turns 18, they give her a mini documentary of herself growing up.
How you met, told by both of you, for the family you’ll build.
Every anniversary, a couple sits down together and answers the same questions: their best memory of the year, what they’ve learned about each other, what’s next. Over the years, they watch their own love story unfold.
A video diary of the moments and thoughts that matter to you.
A 24-year-old keeps a video journal: moving into her first flat, a tough breakup, a new job, what’s on her mind at 30. Years from now, she can sit down and meet every version of herself.
Everyday life today, for people hundreds of years from now.
A teacher answers questions about ordinary life: what he eats, how he gets to work, what things cost, what people worry about. He’s making it for curious people a few hundred years from now.
Your life story, and words for the people you love, after you’re gone.
After a terminal diagnosis, a father records his life story, from childhood to today. He adds a private message for his wife and each of his kids, plus a few for future birthdays, all released after he’s gone.
Stories and messages for home, just in case you don’t make it back.
Before deploying, a soldier films a birthday video for each of his young kids, one for every year until they turn 18. He records life advice for when they’re older, and messages for his wife, parents and best mate. Whatever happens, they’ll still hear from him.
What you couldn’t say in life, released when you’re gone.
For 40 years, a man never owned up to the accident that changed his family. He finally tells the whole story, says sorry, and explains why he stayed quiet. It stays locked until after he’s gone.
Ready-made question packs to get you started — or write your own.
Reviews
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The long view
We’d give anything to watch them describe their everyday lives, but nobody captured them. One day, yours will be just as fascinating, as long as you film it.
Film an interview and seal it for 1, 5, 10 — even 100 years. No one can open it until the date you choose. A birthday message for your kids, a letter to your future self, a story for grandchildren not yet born.
Choose to share and your story joins a growing collection of lives from all over the world. Explore trending questions, popular interviews and stories by country.
Sharing
Every story is private today. Sharing with family and with the world is coming soon.
How we keep stories
We’ve always kept our stories. First we spoke them, then we wrote them down, then we recorded them. Now, for the first time, they can be kept the way they were lived: face to face.
Every story matters
Every life holds lessons, laughter and wisdom that someone, somewhere, needs to see. That’s why we encourage you to share yours with the world.
Yes, Everyone is free to download and start filming. Optional paid plans are billed through the App Store or Google Play, and you can cancel any time in your device’s subscription settings.
No. You ask the questions and they just talk. Hold the phone, prop it up, or pop it on a tripod — whatever’s easiest.
Right now, every story is private, so only you can see it. Sharing with specific people, or making a story public, is coming soon — it isn’t available yet. When it arrives, you’ll decide who sees each story and can change it any time.
Choose an interview and a date — 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100 years away, or any date you like. It stays sealed until then and opens for free on the day. Opening early costs a small fee, to help you keep it sealed.
Yes. Download Everyone from the App Store or Google Play.
Yes. Delete any video in the app, or your whole account under Settings → Account → Delete Account.
The best time to ask was years ago. The next best time is today.
5/5 on the App StoreDon’t regret waiting until it was too late. Start .
