A private home for the stories your family wants to keep.

Family history is made from both the milestones everyone remembers and the smaller moments whose meaning grows with time. Too often, they remain scattered across chats, camera rolls and individual memories until they become difficult to find—or disappear altogether.

Seven Kin Stories gives those moments a private, lasting home—without turning family life into content-creation work—so families can return to them, reminisce together and create a legacy that helps future generations understand not only what happened, but who their family was and what life together felt like.

Seven Kin Stories is a private, invitation-only home for family stories, photographs and updates. It brings the moments your family chooses to keep into a lasting archive organised around people, places, months and generations.

It is designed to complement them, not replace them. Chats and social spaces help families share life as it happens; Seven Kin Stories helps you choose what matters, preserve it and rediscover it later as newsletters, timelines, mapped memories and a living family constellation.

A Kin is one private family space. It has its own members, stories, photographs and settings, and remains separate from every other Kin. One person can belong to more than one Kin using the same account.

Only people invited into that specific Kin can see its content. Seven Kin Stories has no public family profiles, follower counts or public search, and membership in one Kin does not provide access to another.

You and your family contributors retain ownership of the content you submit. Seven Kin Stories receives only the permissions needed to store, display, organise and operate the service for your family, as explained in the Terms.

No. We do not sell personal information, display targeted advertising or use private family content to train generative AI models.

Seven Kin Stories currently has no AI features that process family stories, photos or videos. If we introduce an AI feature that uses family content, it will be optional and have privacy safeguards. We will explain what it does and what information it uses, and ask for your permission before use.

A household admin invites relatives with a secure, single-use link that normally expires after seven days. Admins manage the Kin, members can contribute, and readers can enjoy the family archive without needing to post.

Yes. A family can create profile-only people who appear in stories and relationships without receiving a login. This supports children, remembered relatives, pets and anyone who does not want or need an account.

That is a core design goal. Relatives can simply read and revisit stories, while a trusted family admin can help with invitations, profiles and corrections. The experience is being refined throughout the private beta.

Each shared story joins the collection for its sharing month. The current month stays open for new stories; past months remain on your shelf. Browse the archive by month, calendar date, keyword or map location. For a person’s timeline and stories, open their Family Profile.

The Seven Kin Stories interface currently supports English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, German, Italian and Malay. Family stories remain in the language in which they were written unless the family edits them.

Authors and Kin admins can edit stories or move them to Recently Deleted. They can restore them for 30 days unless permanently deleted sooner.

In My profile, members and admins can export their own stories from the selected Kin; admins can export all its stories. Download every ZIP part for the story text, data and available attached photos and videos.

Exports exclude standalone Kin Library uploads, full Family Profiles, Constellation relationships, events and media hidden for safety review. Only owners can delete an empty Kin directly. Contact support for account or established-Kin deletion requests.

Seven Kin Stories is currently in private beta and final pricing has not been set. The intended model is a clear household subscription based on family membership and storage, with the price and limits shown before anyone is charged.

Family archives should never depend on a single copy, so families should keep backups of irreplaceable originals. Seven Kin Stories intends to provide reasonable notice and a practical opportunity to retrieve content if the service is discontinued, where circumstances and applicable law allow. Story exports are available in My profile. Keep separate copies of original media and other family records too.