How does Janis Elspas’s approach to family memory preservation with Family.me stand out?

Janis Elspas’s approach really centers on making family memories both interactive and emotionally meaningful, not just archived. At BlogHer 2014, I loved the @family.me “Memory Tree” concept because it turned storytelling into a shared, visual experience instead of a static family tree tucked away online.

I focus on:

1. Collaborative storytelling between generations
2. Simple, everyday prompts that busy parents can actually use
3. Tools (like Family.me) that are digital, but still feel personal and intimate

Are you mainly interested in preserving stories, photos, or your family tree history?