Immorta is a platform for friends and family members
Save your stories, preserve your photos, and memorialize your loved ones with Immorta.
“We believe every story is worth telling, and every person is worth remembering, during their lives and beyond their deaths. We started Immorta after trying to find a way to preserve our family’s history. Coming from families of recent immigrants, we both had stories, photos, and memories from loved ones we were desperate to preserve for generations to come, and no platform to fit our needs. Instead of relying on physical scrapbooks that become fragile with time, or digital photo storage that is hard to organize, we wanted to create a platform that allows users to share, preserve, and pass on their memories. From our family to yours, let’s save these memories now, so we can cherish them, and learn from them, forever.”
The Immorta Family
Learn a little bit about the people behind Immorta
Sonia Geib Schmidt
Founder
Trained as a lawyer, Sonia started Immorta to preserve her family’s history as immigrants from Ukraine and Ireland.
Devan Geib
Founder
Works in healthcare, Devan started Immorta to remember the stories and see the faces of his relatives spanning from the midwest of the USA to India.
Some of the many letter’s Sonia’s great-grandmother received while living in a displaced-person’s camp in Germany and then in the United States.
The sunrise in Kyiv, Ukraine, when Sonia and her mom went to Ukraine to reconnect with family.
One’s of Devan’s Grandparent’s cows swimming on their family farm in Arkansas.
The newspaper announcement for when Devan’s grandparents moved from India to the United States.
Sonia and Devan on their wedding day, with each of the grandparents.
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