Storied

What is Storied?

Storied is a family history platform that goes beyond building a family tree. Along with standard genealogy tools and access to historical records, it lets you turn your research into stories. You can collect photos and collaborate with family and friends on projects. The goal is to make exploring family history approachable for beginners and experienced researchers alike. Storied offers a free plan, with paid features starting at $6.99. Its distinguishing focus is storytelling and collaboration.

Who created Storied?

Storied was founded by Kendall Hulet, who serves as CEO. The platform emphasizes storytelling and collaboration over traditional genealogy databases alone. The team includes family history experts with decades of experience, resulting in a platform built for both usability and long-term family narratives.

What is Storied used for?

• Build your family tree: Start from scratch or upload an existing one, using historical records to guide you.
• Access billions of records: Search a large collection of historical documents and newspapers.
• Craft stories and memories: Turn your research into narratives.
• Collect photos: Gather and organize family pictures.
• Collaborate: Work with groups of family and friends on projects.
• Find clues: Use search tools and hints to expand your family tree.
• Add connections: Include people related to your family, even if not direct ancestors.
• Preserve your legacy: Create a StoriedBook™ to capture your family history.

Who is Storied for?

Storied suits genealogists, family historians, and professional genealogists — anyone who wants to combine research with storytelling.

Key features

• Story Prompts: Guided prompts help you start your storytelling if you’re unsure where to begin.
• StoriedBook™: Turn your research into a lasting keepsake filled with anecdotes and memories, customized with built-in design tools.
• Private sharing: Share your family history book in a private group setting with family and friends.

Storied brings together research, writing, collaboration, and printing in one platform, with affordable options for accessing billions of records and newspapers.