LifeBook · 6 minute read · Reviewed October 31, 2026

From a memory to a LifeBook chapter

Understand the outline, preview, purchase, drafting, and review steps.

  1. Begin with your purpose and perspective

    Open LifeBook and create a project. Decide whose life the book is about and whether it should read as a first-person memoir or a third-person biography.

  2. Bring facts, scenes, and your own voice

    Complete the guided modules and interview questions. Give concrete details and identify gaps. AI can help organize and phrase your material; it cannot verify a memory for you.

  3. Generate an outline and preview

    Review chapter order and the preview manuscript before committing to full access. The preview is capped at 2,000 words. Check that important people and events are represented accurately.

  4. Choose full access when ready

    LifeBook full access is a separate $495 one-time purchase. It is not included in Premium, Annual, or Lifetime record membership. Review the checkout and entitlement shown in your project.

  5. Draft, revise, and review

    Generate the available chapter drafts, review saved versions, and refine the text. Confirm names, quotations, chronology, and sensitive details before using the project’s export controls.

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