A little space for the long story

A place for the stories you tell again and again.

Everhall turns your photos, voice notes and stories into a private room your people can walk through, answer, and come back to.

See how it works

Share a link. Everyone’s welcome in.No account needed for visitors.

Summer, mostlyA private room · 10 photos Private
Inside an Everhall room: a photo of two people on a bench at sunset hangs on a green wall under wooden beams, its plaque reading “Our bench”.
A question for everyone

What were we arguing about that night?

12 answers
Sam’s side of the storyVoice note · 0:09
Walk in, look closer, leave a word.
For the things worth keeping
  • Family histories
  • Trips with friends
  • Reunions and milestones
  • Remembering someone
  • The in-between moments

A room with space to wander

Every kind of memory
has a place here.

Some are worth a photo. Some need a voice, a few words, or a story told by the person who was there.

Photo + story
01 / Keep it all

More than a photo album

Pair a picture with its story, a voice note and a question, so the detail you don’t want to forget stays with it.

02 / Make it a gathering

Everyone has a part

Send one link. Friends and family walk in and answer, without making an account.

A quieter kind of sharingKeep this room among your people
03 / Yours to open

Private, by choice

Add an access code, and choose how long answers stay open. You decide who steps inside.

As simple as getting everyone together

Make a little room
for the good stuff.

  1. 01

    Start with your photos

    Add up to 30. Your room takes the space that fits how many you add.

  2. 02

    Fill it together

    Write the story, ask a question, record a few words. Visitors answer, then see yours.

  3. 03

    Pass the link around

    Send the link, and the code if you set one. Your people walk through, look closer and leave their mark.

The spaces

Five spaces,
one for every size of story.

Each space has its own architecture. Your room takes the one that fits how many photos it holds, so there’s nothing to choose. Walk any of them now.

Grandma’s lettersTied with the same string for fifty years. We read them all in one night.

A story gets a little bigger every time someone else remembers it.

That’s what Everhall is for.

The app

Your rooms,
on your phone.

The Everhall app for Android makes a room from the photos on your phone in a few taps, and keeps every room you make or visit in one place.

  • A room from your photosChoose them from your gallery; they hang in the order they were taken.
  • Stories and questionsWrite or record a story for each photo, and ask what others remember.
  • Every room togetherThe rooms you make and the ones you’re sent, one tap away.

Coming soon to Google Play

Rooms open in any browser, with or without the app.

A room’s page in the Everhall app: its photos in walking order, ready to share.

Questions

Good to know
before you start.

Something else? Write to us

Who can see my room?

Only people you send the link to. Rooms aren’t listed or searchable. Add an access code for extra privacy.

Do my visitors need the app or an account?

No. The link opens in any phone or computer browser. The app is there if they want it.

How many photos can a room hold?

Up to 30. Your room takes one of five spaces, from a single room for 8 photos to an open courtyard for 30.

Can I add voice notes and questions?

Yes. Each photo can have a story, a voice note of up to 10 seconds, and a question, written or multiple choice. Visitors answer first, then see yours.

Who sees the answers?

You do, as they come in. Answers stay open for the time you choose (a week unless you change it); after that your room shows everyone’s answers, and yours, to everyone who visits. Visitors are told before they answer. You can reopen answers any time.

What happens to my photos?

They’re stored privately with a cloud provider. Only people with your link, and code if you set one, can see them.

Can I change a room after sharing it?

Yes. Edit photos, stories and questions any time, then publish again. The link stays the same.

I lost the access code. Can I see it again?

Codes are stored scrambled, so no one can read them, us included. Set a new one in your dashboard and send it again.

How do I delete my account?

In the app, go to Me and choose Delete account; on the dashboard, it’s at the bottom of Your rooms. Your rooms, photos, recordings, the answers you’ve given and the record of your visits are deleted straight away.

Contact us

Something to ask
or tell us?

We read every message and reply by email.

A place that feels like yours

There’s room for
your stories here.

Start with one memory. See what your friends and family add to it.

Start your room Opens the Everhall dashboard in your browser. Sign in with Google or your email.