I was talking with a friend the other day about what LifeBio does, and she said, "Do you mean that I can start a memory book for my 9-year-old son now and keep adding to it until he turns 18, and then I can give him the book for graduation?" I said, "Yes, that's right. We know you want to tell the story of your son and capture the fun time and funny things that are said and done through the years...along with photos and videos."
She said, "It's not like photo book software because I can say whatever I want to say about something---I don't have to fit my thoughts into a really limited caption under the picture, right?" I said, "Yes, that's right. You can save thousands of pictures inside LifeBio too and even use LifeBio's app to video record and save those videos inside LifeBio.com too!"
She said, "And is it true I can create a memory book for my son, but I am also able to interview my aunt and help her create a LifeBio too?" Once again, I said, "Yes, that's right. You can create multiple biographies, or short life stories (veteran's story, travel story, baby story, remember a loved one, etc.) inside your LifeBio account."
By the end of our conversation, it was clear that LifeBio was the ONE place that she could store all of her family memories. LifeBio is that place for YOU too. We'd love to have you visit www.lifebio.org and check out all the possibilities!
She said, "It's not like photo book software because I can say whatever I want to say about something---I don't have to fit my thoughts into a really limited caption under the picture, right?" I said, "Yes, that's right. You can save thousands of pictures inside LifeBio too and even use LifeBio's app to video record and save those videos inside LifeBio.com too!"
She said, "And is it true I can create a memory book for my son, but I am also able to interview my aunt and help her create a LifeBio too?" Once again, I said, "Yes, that's right. You can create multiple biographies, or short life stories (veteran's story, travel story, baby story, remember a loved one, etc.) inside your LifeBio account."
By the end of our conversation, it was clear that LifeBio was the ONE place that she could store all of her family memories. LifeBio is that place for YOU too. We'd love to have you visit www.lifebio.org and check out all the possibilities!
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