
You grew up
in the same house.
But do you remember the same way?
Prompting the Past helps families explore, compare, and preserve their unique memories — revealing the stories you never knew about each other.
Start Your Family ProjectHow the Family Reveal Works
Three simple steps. A lifetime of stories.
1. Invite Your Family
Create a private project and invite family members. Each person completes their own interview — independently.
2. Explore Your Memories
Our AI asks thoughtful, personalized questions that adapt to how each person remembers.
3. Discover Your Family Story
We bring your memories together — revealing shared experiences, different perspectives, and surprising connections.
“We thought we knew our family story. Then we heard each other’s.”
An interview that feels like a conversation
Each person answers on their own, at their own pace. Try the preview below.
Let’s start with the house where you spent most of your childhood.
Before we talk about your parents, walk me through the front door. What do you remember first?
I remember the smell of coffee and the sound of the screen door. The kitchen was always bright, and there was usually music playing on the stereo.
Tell me more about the music.
What kind of music did your mom like? Do you remember a specific song that takes you back to that time?
Your Family Reveal Is Ready
Three perspectives. One family. So much more to the story.
- 47Shared Memories
- 19Different Perspectives
- 12Surprising Connections
- 28Stories Only One of You Remembered
What You’ll Discover
- A side-by-side look at your independent memories
- The moments you all remember — and the ones you don’t
- Unexpected stories and connections
- A beautifully written family narrative
- Access to all original interviews
“It felt like we were sitting around the kitchen table again.”— A Johnson Family Project
Your Story Deserves a Beautiful Home
Turn your Family Reveal into a professionally formatted keepsake book.
Your original interviews, photos, and memories are always stored securely in your private archive.


