For your graduating friend group
Keep the lore. Share the love.
Turn four years of inside jokes into a yearbook your friends will actually read.
A 10–12 page digital graduation yearbook.
One private link + a downloadable PDF.
Made by Khang · written by your people
For the friend who makes things happen
You have the photos.
You don’t need another project.
You organize the dinners. You make the birthday slideshow. Now graduation is coming, and four years of memories are still scattered across camera rolls and chats.
Give your friends something that feels handmade—without chasing down every photo and laying out every page yourself.
Everyone brings a little. The book brings it together.
Inside your digital book
A yearbook only your group could write.
10–12 pages of the people, photos and stories that made these years yours.
Not the official class photo.
The version you remember.
- The cover
- Your group name, class year and a photo of your people.
- Camera roll
- Contributed photos, with captions from the friends who took them.
- The quotes
- Memorable lines, plus the context that makes them funny.
- The awards
- A page of group winners and individual award cards to download.
- Last words
- One short note from each friend to the group.
A note on who’s making it
Run by Khang.
Friends supply the memories.
Khang brings them into one book.
The first books are assembled by hand, with a review pass for the organizer before delivery.
A close-friends book. Not a whole-campus yearbook.
This is for graduating college friend groups of roughly 6–12 people—and the organizer who wants to make something for them.
It isn’t a printed book or a public archive of your group chat. Friends choose the individual photos and quotes they contribute.
Before delivery, the organizer confirms that featured friends are comfortable with their pages. The lore should feel like love, not an ambush.
How the book comes together
One link in the chat.
Everyone’s in the pages.
An invitation could sound like this
“I’m making us a graduation yearbook. Add one photo and vote for who’s most likely to say ‘I’m outside’ while still in bed.”
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Invite your people
One friend starts the yearbook and shares the contribution link in the group chat.
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Let everyone add their bit
Friends contribute a favorite photo, a memorable quote and an award nomination from their phones. No contributor account needed.
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Give it a look together
Khang assembles the book. The organizer gets a review pass and checks that featured friends are comfortable with their pages.
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Keep it. Share it with the group.
The full digital book comes as a private link and downloadable PDF. Each friend can download their award card and choose whether to share it.
Before it goes
in the chat.
Is $15 per person?
No. One person pays $15 for the full digital book for the whole group, including the private link and downloadable PDF.
Does everyone need an account?
No. Friends can contribute from their phones without creating an account.
Will our book be public?
The book stays private to the group. Award cards are separate, and each recipient decides whether to share their own.
Is a printed copy included?
This offer is digital: a private link and a downloadable PDF. Printed copies are not included.
For the last dinner. And everything after.