Every world starts with something that really happened. On the left, stock footage stands in for your own. On the right, the same moment, rebuilt.
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The world
What we matchedThe shoreline at duskHer white sundressHolding hands
Put anything in it
If it matters to the two of you, it can go in. Here's what a world can hold.
The place
Where you met, your first apartment, the drive between. Rebuilt from real map data, at true scale.
The people
Built to look like them, down to the hair and the shoes, and moving like them too.
The pets
The dog who steals the ball gets a part, too.
The whole crew
Every friend in the room, name tags and all, doing the thing they always do.
The moments
The first date, the proposal, today. Each one is a stop you can walk or drive to.
The inside jokes
Hidden as easter eggs, with a gold “?” over each one until it's found.
The villains
For a game: their friends as the horde, and the inside jokes as the bosses.
Your photos
Framed where they happened, so the real moment is waiting when you get there.
And the rest:Your car.The dance move.The dessert you always split.
Sweet or silly. Your call.
Two ways to go, built the same way: by hand, from your story.
Cute Scene
For your person: a story you walk through
Walk and drive through your story, from the place it started to today. Each stop is a moment: a photo, a few words in your voice, the place as it really is.
The road from your first date to today
A proposal: the car pulls over at just the right spot
Their neighborhood as the map, their friends as the cast, their hobbies as the weapons. A real game, with waves to survive and bosses made from the inside jokes.
The groom against the horde, the groomsmen as backup
I rebuilt the park where Nicole and I met, tree by tree, then the road from there to today, with every date along the way. Then I made Noah a zombie game you fight with disc golf discs.
Keepsake Worlds is me making them for other people. Every one is built by hand around one story, and I'm the one you'll talk to.
Danny, founder
Questions
What do they need to play it?
A laptop or desktop with a current browser. Nothing to download. Cute Scenes are played with the arrow keys; games also take a controller.
Can I see an example?
A customer's world is never posted without their written OK. The pictures on this page come from worlds we built for our own family, and we'll walk you through one on a call.
How much does it cost?
Cute Scenes start at $X and games at $X. The final price depends on how many places, people, and scenes it has, and how soon you need it. You get a quote before you pay anything.
How long does it take?
Tell us your date in the form. We'll say up front whether we can make it.
Can you use our song?
Tell us the songs that matter. We'll tell you which ones we can include, and pick the rest of the music with you.
Do they need to be good at games?
No. A Cute Scene is a gentle walk and drive, and a game can be tuned as easy as you like.
Is it really private?
Yes. Each world has its own address and password, and nobody else can open it.
What would you put in yours?
Tell us the story. It takes a few minutes, and there's no payment until you've seen a quote.