Leave your voice to the people you love.
Your voice and your stories, kept — so one day your children and grandchildren can hear you answer, in your own words.
Some things should not live only in memory. They should be heard.
— A daughter, after her mother was gone
Slow, deep conversations
We ask the questions there is usually no time for: about childhood, love, loss, what you believe. You answer in your own voice, at your own pace — the way you would tell it to a grandchild at the kitchen table.
Your voice, kept
A few hours of talking is enough to keep your voice for good. Not something close to yours — yours. The one your family knows from the first word.
An avatar for the people who love you
When you are no longer in the room, your child can ask anything — and hear the answer in your words, your turns of phrase, your voice. This is not a chatbot. This is you.
How it works
Three guided steps, then it's saved for good.
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You tell the story of your life
Sit down when you have time, and answer the questions in your own voice. No rush. Today, about childhood. Tomorrow, about something you have never told anyone.
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Your voice stays yours
From your recordings we keep more than the words. We keep your voice and the way you talk — so years from now, people know you from the first sound.
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Your family can talk with you
You decide who gets a key. And one day your daughter will ask you about the sea — and you will answer. In your own voice. As if you were right there.
WHAT MEMORYBOX ACTUALLY DOES
Three things that were not possible before.
More than a million people in the world die every day. Not one of them can be asked anything ever again. You can play the old recordings. You can leaf through the photos. But you can no longer ask a question. MemoryBox changes that for the people who sat down and talked in time.
A deep interview that adds up to a life
Hundreds of questions a grown person might hear from a grandchild, from a journalist, from themselves. You answer at your own pace, and you get an ordered record: childhood, family, love, work, beliefs, losses, the things you have learned.
A grandmother in Devon answered one question every evening, all winter long. She was gone by spring. Her grandson is writing his thesis from her stories — and for the first time he understands why his father is the way he is.
A voice that stays with you
After thirty minutes of recordings, MemoryBox keeps your voice. Not just the sound, but the way you pause, the way you laugh. A year from now, a grandchild who never met you will hear you alive — not an actor, not a voiceover.
A man recorded four hours before he left for the front. His daughter was two then. She is five now — and every night she listens, in his voice, to the story about the hedgehog he made up himself.
A conversation that did not end
Over time your avatar learns to answer for you — from your own words, in your voice, the way you would. Your family does not get a chatbot. They get to say "hi, Mum" and hear an answer.
A soldier's wife turns on the avatar when things get hard. She asks him the questions she never had time to ask. Sometimes she just listens to him talk about their son.
Real stories
Some record for their grandchildren. Some before they leave for the front. They all want the same thing: to stay close.
Grandmother recorded all winter, one question an evening. She was gone by spring. That summer, my son heard her sing him the same lullaby for the first time. In her own voice.
He left in February. He managed to record a few hours, at night, on his phone. Now, when our daughter misses him, she plays it back and asks her dad a question. And her dad answers.
In numbers
Behind these numbers is a life, told all the way through. Here is what it is made of.
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Chapters of a life
From the first memory to the last word: childhood, love, loss, faith, the things you meant to say but never did. Every answer finds its place.
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Questions about what matters
The questions never run out. They are different for every person.
For the people who love you.
You decide who gets a key. And when the time comes, they can sit down, ask, and hear you again.
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One day it will be too late. Today, it is not.
The first seven days are free, no card needed. After that, $12.99 a month. Stop whenever you like, and everything you record stays yours for good.