Vision opens
The Class of 2026 moves in first. Their book, their films, their photographs and their playlist, rebuilt as a living archive they can keep adding to.
Launching January 2027
The yearbook that keeps going. Every class gets a private, living archive: the book, the films, the photographs, the playlist and every classmate, linked together and kept for thirty years.
Every name in the book leads to a person. Every photograph leads to the moment behind it, the film from that day and the song that was playing. And after graduation, the class keeps adding to it.
Your page. Your films. Your songs. Your story.
Nothing else comes close.
The printed book, page by page, with every name and every photograph alive. Tap a face, meet the person.
A screening room for the year. The class film, the finals, the musical, with chapters, captions and transcripts.
The full archive, hundreds of photographs that never fit in the book, sorted by moment and by the people in them.
What happened next. A new city, a new job, a new course, posted by the class for the class.
The playlist that defined the year, every song tied to the moment it belongs to.
A page for every student, gathering every photo, film, song and signature they are part of.
One photograph knows who is in it, what day it was, which page of the book it is on and what song was playing. No page is a dead end.
The Class of 2026 moves in first. Their book, their films, their photographs and their playlist, rebuilt as a living archive they can keep adding to.
Every Class of 2027 yearbook ships with its own Vision archive, ready on graduation day.
Clubs, teams, choirs, debs committees and primary sixth classes join in waves across the following months.
In the last week of school, the class writes letters and predictions. Vision seals them until a set date. Nobody can open them early, not even us.
A class playlist, chosen by the class, every song tied to the moment it belongs to. Built to play through Spotify and Apple Music.
January 2027
Visuals are illustrative. Names and images shown are sample content.