A gift that keeps giving, all year
A Year of Being Remembered — Give It to Someone You Love
The best gift for someone who "has everything" is usually not a thing at all — it is being asked about, and remembered. Most gifts get used once, or not at all; the ones that actually matter give someone something real, not one more thing to charge overnight. It reads clearest as a gift for a parent, but it works the same way for a grown child, a close friend, or a partner.
Real letters, sealed and scheduled — not a mockup
From the letter she wrote about that year
In June, Mike's dad had his surgery, and you were the one who called that morning. The garden gave you tomatoes for the first time — you said it felt like it happened overnight. You noticed more that year than you think you did.
The same excerpt shown in the homepage demo. See it in context →
How Delia handles this
Delia keeps the small things someone would otherwise lose — the names, the dates, the moments — all year. At the twelve-month mark, it becomes a real book: their stories, printed, in their own words, mailed to their door. Not a photo book you assemble yourself — something Delia helped them write, a little at a time, in ordinary conversation.
Nothing they tell Delia is ever sold or used to train anyone’s AI — written into how the company is allowed to operate, publicly, before you ever have to take it on faith. Read the full commitment →
One email when she launches. Nothing else.
Not ready yet? Start with the Twelve Questions — a free PDF, no email required.
Questions people actually ask
What does someone actually receive?
A private notebook that keeps their small things — names, dates, moments — all year, ending in a real printed book of their own stories, mailed to their door in their own words.
Is it safe to give this to someone who doesn’t trust AI with their words?
Nothing they tell Delia is ever sold or used to train anyone’s AI — written into how the company is allowed to operate, publicly, before you ever have to take it on faith.
What if they’re not ready to start yet?
Start with the Twelve Questions, a free PDF with no email required, before deciding on anything more.
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Who actually gives this
Not Only for a Parent
The stories-into-a-book arc reads clearest as a gift for a parent, but the same year of being remembered works in every direction people actually give things.
To a parent
The names, dates, and moments they'd otherwise lose — the version of this gift most people start with. See how it works →
From a parent, to their kids
Letters and memories set aside now, delivered on the days that matter later — a birthday, a wedding, the day they need it most. See how it works →
Between adult children living far apart
A way to stay known to each other without a phone call scheduled around time zones. See how it works →
For a close friend
Someone in the middle of a hard chapter, or just someone whose stories you don't want to lose. See how it works →
Between partners
A shared record of a life being built together, in both your own words. See how it works →