A book on every chair
at the family table.
A 12-copy print run, ready for a reunion weekend, a wedding, a memorial. Every household goes home with one. The story stays in the family for good.
From the first call to a finished book.
Set the date and the copy count.
Weddings, anniversaries, memorials, summer reunions. Tell us how many households need a copy — and where in the world they'll be.
Family contributes from anywhere.
A shared upload room. Cousins in São Paulo, Tashkent, and Tel Aviv can drop photos, voice notes, and corrections in their own language.
Books arrive a week before.
Twelve foil-stamped hardcovers, in twelve boxes, addressed to twelve homes. Or all in one place, ready for the table.
Every cousin can contribute,
without learning new software.
How the room works
- ·Each contributor gets a private link — no account.
- ·They upload in their own language. We transcribe and translate.
- ·Drafts open to the whole family for one week before print.
- ·The reunion organiser approves the final, then we go to print.
One person organising a weekend the whole family will remember.
You're the cousin who keeps the spreadsheet. You've been quietly collecting photos for two years. You know it's time.
We work to your date — eight, twelve, sixteen weeks out. Print finishes the week before; books arrive in time for the toast.
Twelve identical hardcovers, twelve addresses, one shared story.
Foil-stamped on the spine and front board, sewn-bound, ribbon marker, end-papers in the family colour.
Plus the digital archive — searchable, citable — that the whole family keeps access to forever.
A book on every chair,
by the weekend you set.
Twelve copies, twelve addresses, one shared story.