Ztori
The Ztori app showing a shared story called Summer in the Swedish Mountains
A different way to preserve life's stories

We experience life together, but preserve it separately.

The best stories are the ones we share with others. Yet the moments that shape them often remain scattered across camera rolls, messages, individual journals, and our own memories.

To solve this, we’re building Ztori, a collaborative journaling platform. Invite the people you shared an experience with, bring your different perspectives together, and preserve the story for the people who matter.

P.S. Don’t know where to start? Ztori is designed to guide you with personalized prompts, templates, and the structure you need along the way.

How it works

Every story, your way

Start with what matters, invite the people who matter, and tell the story your way.

Ztori screen asking 'Where shall we begin?' with a title input and story category options
Ztori screen asking 'Who's this story with?' with collaborator and privacy settings
Ztori screen asking 'How would you like to tell it?' with write, record, and start options
Ztori screen showing saved stories and a discover tab for browsing stories shared by others
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Choose what your story is about

Choose a person, moment, relationship, or chapter worth remembering.

Explore the archives

More stories to explore

Ztori story called Our first trip abroad, showing a couple by the water in Italy

Our first trip abroad

“The host is going to participate in a world competition for making tiramisu this autumn”

Ztori story called A new family member, showing a couple with their new cat

A new family member

“You know love when you see it, and we both saw it”

Ztori story called From Long Distance to 47 Sqm, showing moving boxes in an apartment

From Long Distance to 47 Sqm

“If it did not work out now, it would never work out”

Ztori story called 10 questions to my dad, showing a father and daughter by a stream

10 questions to my dad

“You always make me proud, except when you throw your socks on the floor.”