StoryWorth is a subscription-based service that helps families preserve their stories by prompting users with weekly questions. Responses are compiled into a hardcover book at the end of the year, o昀昀ering a tangible keepsake of family memories. STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES • Ease of Use: StoryWorth is designed to be • Limited Scope: StoryWorth focuses primarily on storytelling and does not o昀昀er features related to simple and user-friendly, making it accessible genealogy, legal document storage, or 昀椀nancial to users of all ages. • Personalization: The service o昀昀ers a high legacy planning. • Subscription Model: The ongoing subscription degree of personalization, allowing users to fee might deter some users, especially those who choose questions and add photos to their are only interested in a one-time project. stories. • Tangible Output: The 昀椀nal product—a printed • Lack of Digital Interactivity: While the printed book is a valuable output, StoryWorth lacks digital book—is a cherished keepsake that appeals to interactivity and multimedia integration, which users who value physical memories. • Emotional Connection: StoryWorth fosters might appeal to a younger audience. deeper connections between family members by encouraging them to share personal stories and memories. OPPORTUNITIES THREATS • Multimedia Integration: Adding features for • Competition from Other Storytelling Platforms: video or audio storytelling could enhance the Other platforms that o昀昀er similar services, particularly those with more digital features, could service and attract a broader user base. • Expanded Product O昀昀erings: O昀昀ering draw users away from StoryWorth. • Market Saturation: As more apps and services di昀昀erent types of printed products, such as focus on family legacy preservation, StoryWorth digital scrapbooks or family history books, may need to innovate to stay competitive. could diversify revenue streams.