Project LifeCloud

A record that outlives you.

LifeCloud preserves your life story permanently, and it is free. Your chapters, your photographs, your family, kept as long as there is anyone left to read them.

The Hall of Icons

Rooms built for the dead who are still spoken of.

Every icon has a chamber. Inside each one are places an ordinary person can claim, so their record stands permanently beside the icon's. Five are open. Twenty six are being prepared.

Julius Caesar

Caesar

100 BC, 44 BC

Nikola Tesla

Tesla

1856, 1943

Leonardo da Vinci

da Vinci

1452, 1519

Vincent van Gogh

van Gogh

1853, 1890

Socrates

Socrates

470 BC, 399 BC

Your LifePrint

Everything here is free.

No trial, no tier, no card. There is no feed, no algorithm and no advertising. Nothing is ranked or promoted because somebody paid.

Begin, free
01

Your story in chapters

A written autobiography you revise for as long as you live.

02

A media vault

Photographs, audio and documents, stored rather than streamed.

03

Your family tree

The people you came from and the people who follow.

04

A permanent page

A fixed address for your record, sealed or public, as you choose.

05

Your LifePrint card

A credential carrying a code that leads anyone to your record.

The price

Free, always

$0

The whole archive. Chapters, vault, family tree, public page and your card. You never pay for this and you never see an advertisement.

Optional

From $5

A place inside an icon's chamber. Ceremony, not necessity. Your record is permanent without it, and these placements are what pay for everybody else's.

How we operate

Permanence over popularity

No likes, no followers, no trending. A record written today is meant to be readable in the future.

Ceremony over transaction

A chapter written and a place claimed are both treated as things that matter.

Transparency over hype

LifeCloud is in early access. We say plainly what is built and what is not.

Powered by trusted infrastructure

  • GitHub
  • Supabase
  • Vercel
  • Cloudflare
  • NOWPayments

Begin the record.

It costs nothing and the first chapter takes minutes. What you write today is what remains.

Begin, free