Pick your person. Set the occasion.
A milestone birthday, a wedding-weekend surprise, or a teammate’s last day. Start with a recap template and make the guest of honor the main character.
One organizer gets it rolling
A little roast. A lot of love.
Their whole crew.
One unforgettable story.
Turn your friends’ photos, inside jokes, and voice notes into a 60-second animated recap. For the person who deserves more than a group-chat “happy birthday.”
Birthdays · Weddings · Farewells · Just because
The best kind of recap
Made together. All about them.
Our promise, from day one
01 /Personal, never generic
02 /Funny, never mean
03 /Made by their people
Small contributions. Big feelings.
The group chat has
all the good stuff.
Toastory brings it together. No one has to write a perfect speech. A blurry photo, a legendary quote, a voice note — that’s the story.
The recipe
A few happy tears.
One very specific inside joke.
Everyone they love.
Send one link to the crew.
Invite 5–15 friends, family members, or colleagues to add photos, inside jokes, and voice notes. Different memories, all in one place.
Many voices make it personal
Give them their main-character minute.
Those contributions become auto-generated, animated slides: a swipeable story that’s flattering, funny, and unmistakably theirs. Share the finished recap and let the happy tears happen.
60 seconds worth keeping
The launch plan
Little gift. Big energy.
Planned pricing, with something for every occasion. Browse the collection below for currently available recaps.
For the big reveal
The full Toastory
$9per recap
All the personality, with a little extra polish. No watermark, plus music and an HD export for their camera roll.
Explore available recapsKeep it simple
Free
A basic recap with a Toastory watermark. A little love goes a long way.
Make it a keepsake
$29
A printed poster or video keepsake for a memory that deserves to stick around.
Bring the whole team
$99/mo
A team plan for HR, work anniversaries, retirements, and meaningful send-offs.
Available in the collection
See allYou know the person.
Give them a story
only their people could tell.
Less generic gifting. More “you remembered that?”