Every life has a
list worth keeping.
Fill in what you remember. Decembers does the rest — and puts it into the hands of the people who matter most.
Your first job. The house you grew up in. How your parents met.
Small lists like these become a private website for your family alone — curated into the shape of a life, not just a record of facts.
The lists that make up a life.
100+ lists. Carefully cultivated for all walks of life.
Every car you ever owned or drove daily
From your first set of keys to whatever's parked outside right now.
Every pet you've ever had
From your very first to whoever's curled up nearby right now.
A night you spent somewhere unforgettable
A train across a continent, a tent on a tide line. Where you slept, and what made it stick.
Deployments and tours you served
Where you went, how long you were gone, and what you carried home from it.
Businesses you started — big, small, or short-lived
The paper route empire, the side hustle, the one that almost made it.
And so many more
Your memories combined into something you’ll be proud to share with your loved ones.
Robert Delgado
I watched the sun go down over her shoulder and already knew I'd remember that color of sky for the rest of my life — not because of the sunset, but because of who I was watching it with.
Begin with the first question. The rest follows.
Start with one list. The memories tend to keep coming.
Begin