A different kind of memory box
A memory box that can't get lost
Memory boxes are lovely, until they end up in a loft, a garage or a house move. Keep the moment on a brick on the Wall of Forever instead: the photo, the date and the words, with its own link, in a place that stays.
Keep a memory
Why memory boxes get forgotten
A memory box or a keepsake box works because it holds the small things: the ticket stub, the hospital bracelet, the note from the first date. The trouble is where it lives. It goes on a high shelf, then into a cupboard, then into a box of boxes, and one day nobody is quite sure where it went.
A brick on the Wall of Forever keeps the moment somewhere you can always find it. It has a fixed place on an endless wall and its own link, so it is one tap away on any phone — yours, your children's, your grandchildren's.
What to keep in it
Think of each brick as one memory, done properly:
- A photo, placed on the brick behind the words.
- A date, and the place, if it matters.
- A few lines that explain why this moment counts.
For a bigger memory, set up to 16 bricks together and run one photo across them. For a whole collection, place a brick for each moment and keep their links together.
Sealed, if you like
A memory box you can't open yet
Some memories are for later. A time capsule brick stays sealed under wax until a date you choose, up to fifty years away, and then opens for everyone.
Want a memory only your people can open? A private brick never opens publicly — only the people you give its key to can read it. Sealed bricks cost €8.
Memory box, or brick?
It can't be lost
No loft, no cupboard, no house move. It stays where you set it.
It can be shared
Send one link and family anywhere can see it.
It takes no space
Nothing to store. Just a brick on the wall.
It can wait
Seal it until a date, if it is meant for the future.
It has a certificate
A paper record to put in a real box, if you keep one. Its QR code opens the brick.
It is paid once
From €5. No subscription, no storage plan, nothing to renew.
Memory boxes for the people who come after
Write a brick for a child's first day at school, a grandparent's best story or the house you grew up in. And if you want to write to yourself, years from now, a letter to your future self seals until the day you pick.
Keep a memory
One moment, a photo and why it matters. You can see it take shape as you write.
Is this a real box?
No. It is a brick on the Wall of Forever, an online wall. It keeps a photo, a date and your words, with its own link and a certificate to print.
Can I keep more than one memory?
Yes. Place a brick for each memory, or set up to 16 bricks together for one larger picture.
Can I seal it until a future date?
Yes, with a time capsule brick, from €8. It opens for everyone on the date you choose, up to fifty years away.
Can I keep it private?
A private brick, from €8, never opens publicly — only people with its key can read it. An ordinary brick sits on the public wall.
Will it still be there in twenty years?
Yes. Bricks keep their place on the wall indefinitely, paid once.
How much is it?
From €5 for a single brick, paid once. Sealed bricks are €8.
Keep the moment where you can find it
A memory box that stays on the wall.
Keep a memory