How-to 6 of 6 · The person recording · Your memories

What your family sees

Nothing you record is public. Here is where it goes, and who sees it.

  1. You tap Send.“Sent with love” shows. Your memory goes to the family member who set up your Memory Library. Nenapu calls them the Storykeeper.
  2. The Storykeeper chooses who can watch.Each memory stays private until they share it with relatives they have invited. Nobody outside the family can find it.
  3. Relatives watch it in their own app.They see the question you answered, your video or your voice, and any photo or note you added.
  4. They can write a note under it.You see these in My memories, under the memory, as “Notes from your family”.
  5. You always see everything of yours.My memories shows every memory you have sent, shared or not yet. You can remove any of them.
Good to know. The language of your questions and buttons is chosen by the Storykeeper. If you would rather use another language, ask them. They can change it from their Manage tab.
Good to know. A note you write with Say something shows “Waiting for OK” until the Storykeeper approves it. Then the family sees it too.
The Nenapu home screen for an elder: one question in large type and a big Answer button.
What you see is simple on purpose. The sharing choices sit with the Storykeeper.

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