When your grandchildren ask how you met, let them hear it from you.
You tell it best, after all.
Over a few unhurried phone calls, a trained interviewer asks about your life and simply listens. Later, the people you love can ask their own questions and hear you answer, in a recreation of your voice drawn only from the stories you chose to share.
Photo: Andrea Piacquadio / PexelsYour family has heard the proposal story at every dinner. Let them keep asking you for it.
You tell your stories over a few relaxed phone calls, to someone who’s there simply to listen. Afterwards, your family can ask about them whenever they like and hear the answers in a recreation of your voice, drawn only from what you recorded.
Photo: Centre for Ageing Better / PexelsThe questions your family will want to ask you
- “What was your first job?”
- “How did you know Grandpa was the one?”
- “Tell me the story you always tell at family dinners.”
- “What would you tell me on my wedding day?”
40 questions to start you remembering
They come from fifty years of research into how people look back on their lives. Print them out, pick one that feels easy, and see where it takes you.
Download the questions
You do the talking, and we take care of the rest
You tell your stories
A trained interviewer calls you for a few relaxed conversations, or meets you by video if you’d rather. You might talk about where you grew up and the people who shaped you, or wherever the conversation wanders. There’s nothing to learn and nothing to write down.
You decide what’s kept
When you’re ready, you give your consent and record a short voice sample. Then you can listen back to everything and leave out anything you’d rather keep to yourself.
Your family can ask you
Your children and grandchildren can ask their own questions, and every answer comes from what you shared. Your original recordings are kept as well, laughter and all.
One day they’ll want to hear that story again. Let it be you who tells it.
Nothing happens without your say-so
Clear about what it is
Every conversation begins by explaining that it’s a recreation of your voice. If you never spoke about something, it says so plainly.
Your voice stays with your family
Your voice is never sold, shared or exported. It lives only in your family’s private keepsake.
Yours, from start to finish
Only you can make your own keepsake. You choose who gets to listen, and you can edit or delete anything whenever you wish.
Save yourself a founding place
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One payment
US$1,995
You pay once, and there’s nothing to renew.
- A few unhurried conversations with a trained interviewer, by phone or video
- You approve everything that’s kept
- Your family can ask you questions and hear answers drawn only from your stories
- Every original recording and transcript is yours to download
- Your family keeps access, with no renewal fees
Yours to keep
You can download every recording and transcript whenever you like, so your family always holds its own copy. We also set aside a share of every payment to keep your keepsake available for the long term.
Proposed terms, confirmed in writing before you pay.
If you join now, this is the plan and price we’ll honour when places open.
Prices in US dollars. Sales tax, if any, is added at checkout.
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While you wait, you might enjoy the 40 questions. Choose one and see what comes back to you.
Questions you might have
What if I don’t know where to start?
That’s what the interviewer is there for. They’ll ask gentle questions and follow wherever your stories lead, and you can leave out anything you’d rather not share.
Is it really my voice?
It’s a recreation of your voice, made from your own recordings, and it only answers from the stories you shared. If someone asks about something you never spoke about, it tells them so. Your original recordings are kept too, so your family can always hear you exactly as you spoke.
How does it work?
Speech and language technology recreates your voice and finds the right story for each question. Everything it says comes from recordings you’ve approved.
What happens to my recordings?
They’re stored privately and used only for your family’s keepsake. You can download them or delete everything at any time, and your family can keep its own copy too.
Can I join on behalf of someone else?
Yes. If you’re thinking of a parent or grandparent, you’re welcome to join for them. They give their own consent before anything is recorded, and they stay in control afterwards.