StoryWorth (YC W11) Aims to Elicit and Record Family Stories

Been using storyworth with my dad for the last few months. Learning new things about him is awesome, and he definitely wouldn't be interested if this were just a mobile sorta thing. Keep it up!

Hey!<p>I love this kind of service. That said, here's what I want:<p>I want a description of what happens when you give up or get acquired. Thirty days notice for this kind of thing is not good enough. What about an option to be crawled by the Archive Team?<p>I'm glad your committing to be around for forever, but a worst-case plan is absolutely necessary to trust you with my family's patrimony, etc.

Have both my parents on this and its a treat to get the weekly morsels of information I have never known about them. Major +1. Good luck with the official launch!

One small nitpick - if you're going to put a Chevelle on your site and talk about the one Dad had, don't use a picture with 20" rims. :)

I'm kind of surprised there's no date element connected to the stories, if the samples are any indication:<p><a href="https://www.storyworth.com/sample-story/nancy" rel="nofollow">https://www.storyworth.com/sample-story/nancy</a><p>By "date", I mean, the day or era that the stories take place in. If my parents enter a bunch of these stories in it'd be nice to have a way to view them besides as a list of headlines.