4EverInTouch

A private family vault

Stay in touch.
For generations.

Photos, voices, recipes, and advice from the people who raised you — saved for the ones who come next.

Not a social network. No feed, no likes, no comments. Only the people you invite can see what you leave.

Sample AI photo: a grandmother recording a voice note in her armchair

How we made it through the winter of '82
Margaret Bennett · 0:36 · Sample · AI voice

Sample family — AI-generated photos. The Bennetts are not real people. The voice is AI-generated too.

Grandma’s laugh. Dad’s advice. The letter you’ve been meaning to write. The greatest gift you can leave your family is you. 4EverInTouch keeps it private, for the people who come next.

Founding: 5 years for $129, limited to the first 500 families · See the Founding plan · Paid plans open soon; nothing is charged

How it works

Three steps. Plain language.

1. Invite your family

Add people by name and email. Choose whether they may look and listen, or also add.

2. Save the stories

Photographs, voice notes, recipes and advice — with who each one is for and when.

3. Seal letters for later

Write something now and choose a date or a life event. Until then, it stays hidden.

What you leave

Quiet rooms. Nothing to scroll.

Photographs

Wedding days, kitchens, front steps in the summer — with the story that goes with each one.

Voice & film

A grandmother's laugh. How they got through the hard winter. Their voice, kept for the family.

Recipes

Sunday gravy, written the way she actually makes it.

Letters & advice

What to remember about work. What to do when you are scared. When to call your sister.

In their words Sample family

What the Bennetts left for each other.

“You set the table and you open the door.”
— Margaret Bennett, voice note · sample family
“Say so first — people forgive almost anything except having to find out.”
— Thomas Bennett, letter · sample family
“Build the castle where the sand is dark — it holds.”
— Frank Bennett, photo story · sample family

These quotes come from the fictional sample family, not from customers.

Sealed letters

Write to your granddaughter for her wedding day.

Seal a letter with a date, or with a day in a life — graduation, a wedding morning, the day someone becomes a father. No one in the family, including the writer, can open it early. A dated letter opens on its date; a life-event letter opens when the keeper marks that the day has come.

Sample · Sealed

A letter for your wedding morning

From Grandma Margaret and Grandpa Frank · To Ellie
Opens on her wedding day

Sealed by Margaret and Frank · 3 pages and one photograph

Families grow

Every family keeps its own vault — and they can connect.

When someone marries in, they can start a vault for their side. The family trees join through them; memories stay private unless a keeper chooses to share.

Our promise

What you can count on.

Plan ends? Nothing is deleted.

Your vault turns read-only, and a family member can pick a plan to keep it going.

Private by default.

Only the people you invite can see your vault. No ads, no public feed, and we don't sell your information.

You own what you save.

Your photos, recordings, letters and stories stay yours. The keeper can download everything anytime, and we recommend keeping your own copy.

The details, including the few exceptions, are in Our Promise to Your Family.

Start your family’s vault.

Name the family. Leave the first photograph and the story behind it. The rest can wait.