By default, all stories created using Remento are private to only those with access to the account. All invited users to the Storyteller’s account will be notified when a new story is recorded.
If you'd like to share an individual story with someone who is not invited to the book or if you'd like to share it on Facebook, Instagram, or other social sites, you can do that, too.
Go to the story you'd like to share
Tap the Share button at the bottom
Copy the link and share via text, email, or on your favorite social networks
Anyone can view a story once it's shared, and sharing stories is a great way to celebrate the Storyteller!
📲 Share everywhere
Now you can share this link through:
Text messages to family group chats
Email to friends and extended family
Social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.)
Family communication apps like WhatsApp or Slack
💡Important to know:
Public access: Anyone with the shared link can view that specific story
One-story access: Shared links only provide access to the individual story you've shared, not your entire Remento account
Family control: Only invited family collaborators can access your full story collection and help choose prompts
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I edit a story before sharing it? Yes, you can customize the text, photos, and title before creating your share link.
Can people see all my family's stories when I share one? No, each shared link only gives access to that specific story. People can't see your other stories or account information.
Do shared story links expire? No, shared links work permanently. There's no way to deactivate them once created, so share thoughtfully.
What do people see when they click my shared link? They'll see the complete story, both the written version and the original recording, plus any photos. They won't see your storyteller's name or family information.
Can I share stories on Facebook and Instagram? Yes! The shared links work perfectly on all social media platforms.
What's the difference between sharing and inviting collaborators?
Sharing = One-time access to a specific story
Collaborating = Ongoing access to help choose prompts and view all stories
Learn more about inviting collaborators →
Is there a limit on how many people can view a shared story? No limit! You can share with as many people as you want through text, email, or social media.
I shared the wrong story. Can I fix it? You can't deactivate shared links, but you can share the correct story with a clarifying message.