Storymatic Studios

Six trillion stories in one little box. Which one will you tell?

I made the first Storymatic for my college and high school writing classes. For years, my students asked me to make more than one so they could play with it outside of class with their friends and families. Finally, I took their advice.

Play by yourself or in groups. Perfect for writers, kids, parents, teachers, artists, and anyone who loves stories!

A lifetime of memories in one little box. 

And then I started hearing from poets and memoirists, who were like, "Hey, what gives? Why don't you make one for us?" So of course I took their advice.

Rememory is great for personal exploration and writing, and for sharing and comparing memories with families, friends, and people you'd like to know better.

Storymatic can help with that screenplay you want to write. For example, Don't Look Down Productions is based in Anaheim, and in their show Storyboard, they take you from idea to finished film. They use Storymatic to prompt ideas, and their film Paternity was inspired by three cards: “Inspector,” “person who laughs at inappropriate times,” and “sudden return of forgotten memory.”

Songwriter Helen Hummel used Rememory and Storymatic to jumpstart new songs and reimagine unfinished ones for her album "Many Waters." Helen says, "They remove some pressure I put on myself as a writer and get me past the initial stages where I often get snagged."