Last updated July 30, 2026 · 10 categories · 100 questions · ~1,206 words
Your grandmother has lived through seasons of the world that no longer exist. She remembers things your parents can only imagine, and carries stories about people and places that exist now only in her memory. These stories belong to your family — but they will only survive if someone asks for them.
Grandmothers often describe themselves in terms of their roles — mother, wife, caregiver — but behind those roles is a full life: a girl with her own dreams, a young woman making choices, a person shaped by love and loss and her own hard-won wisdom. These questions invite her to share all of it.
Pick the questions that feel natural. Some conversations will unfold over an afternoon; others will come in small pieces over time. There is no rush. Every story she shares is a gift your family gets to keep.
Legacy is a private video messaging app built for exactly this kind of conversation. Ask a question, get a video answer, and keep it forever — so the voices and stories of the people you love are never lost.
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