The History
of You.
Write and share your history: a calm, private record of the moments that made you. You don't have to finish it in one go. Come back whenever you like to add moments as you remember them, or as they happen, and it grows into a book of your life to keep and pass on to whoever comes after.
Free while we are getting started. We will tell you first if that ever changes.
A life, in moments
A quiet home for the moments that made you.
TLCp is where you set down your history: events, dates, photos, and the stories behind them. Keep it here, in order, for as long as you like.
Yours to keep
Your story always belongs to you, written in your words and kept for as long as you like.
Private by default
Nothing is public unless you choose it. Share a whole timeline, a few events, or none at all.
Simple to write
Add an event with a date, a note, and a photo. Rearrange any time. No manual required.
See your history the way it feels.
The same timeline, three views. Switch any time. Nothing is locked to one shape.
Three steps to a book of your life.
Everything you write is quietly building toward one thing: a beautiful book of your history, in your words.
- 01
Write an event
Give it a title and a date, add a description and photos. That's one moment recorded.
- 02
Build your timeline
Events fall into place in order. Keep adding, one moment at a time, whether it is a life or a project.
- 03
Share, if you choose
Send a private link to family, invite people by email, or keep it entirely to yourself.
And then, a book
Your timeline becomes a keepsake.
The whole point of writing it down is to hold it one day. Your timeline is designed to become a narrated book of your life: the finished, lasting form of your history, ready to keep and to pass on.
Let qChat help you make the first draft.
qChat is TLCp's AI helper. Give it a batch of photos and it writes a suggested title and description for each one, using what it sees. You review and change everything before a word is saved. It only ever offers a draft.
“History is a continuum of moments leading from the past to the present. Your part of it is yours to write, and yours to keep.”
Your story always belongs to you. Keep it private, or release it to the people you choose, whenever you're ready.