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How it works

One link. Their voice. A life remembered.

Memoire turns a few details about someone you love into thoughtful questions, gathers their answers in their own voice, and weaves them into a story that lasts. Here is how, start to finish.

01
The person

Pick your storyteller

Start with one person. Add their name, where and when their life began, and a few notes about who they are. That is all Memoire needs to begin.

R
Rosa Delgado
Born 1948 · Naples, Italy
Nickname
Worked as
Loves
02
The questions

Memoire writes the questions

From those few details, Memoire crafts questions made for this one life — the kind that draw out a real story, not a yes or no. It steers around the painful and the trivial, and keeps every prompt short enough to answer in a couple of minutes.

Suggested question

What did Sunday mornings sound like in the house where you grew up?

About 2 minChildhood
03
The recording

A question arrives. They just talk

Each question comes as a simple link by email. No app to install, no account, no password — they tap it and start talking, in their own voice, by audio or video. Answer one, or let the next arrive on its own.

01:24
No appNo loginJust a link
04
The story

Speech becomes a story

Memoire transcribes every recording word for word and writes a clean summary alongside it. A spoken memory turns into something you can read, search, and return to — the voice kept, the words made legible.

Spoken · 2:41
Written story

“My mother was always up first. By the time we came downstairs the kitchen already smelled of coffee and warm bread…”

05
The timeline

Moments find their place in time

Memoire reads each story for the moments that matter — a marriage, a move, a first job, a loss — and sets them in order. Scattered stories become one life told start to finish, gathered into chapters.

1948
Born in Naples
Italy
1969
Sailed to New York
Ellis Island
1972
Married Antonio
Brooklyn
06
The library

And the questions keep coming

Every answer teaches Memoire something new about who they are, so the next questions reach a little deeper — following the threads of one life instead of running down a checklist. The library grows on its own, week after week, and comes to know them better with every story.

What to ask next
The house you grew up in
How you met
A lesson from your father
What you were like at twenty
Each answer shapes the next question
Yours, always

Private by default, yours forever

A life story is the most personal thing there is. We treat it that way — kept private, kept safe, and always yours to take with you.

Your questions stay private

Every prompt and every answer is visible only to your family — never public, never shared, never sold.

Stories are encrypted

Each recording, transcript, and summary is encrypted in transit and at rest, so the voices you save stay safe.

Always yours to download

Export everything whenever you like — and keep every story, even if you ever stop paying.

In their words

Families who already started

I just clicked the link and started talking. I never had to figure anything out — it felt like someone was finally asking the right questions.

Janice M., grandmother of four

The questions sparked conversations with my dad we had never had in forty years. I am learning things about him I never thought to ask.

Michael T., son

Seeing his stories land on a timeline, in order, was the moment it hit me — this is his whole life, in his own voice, kept safe.

Emma L., daughter

Start with one person. Start today.

The hardest part of remembering someone is beginning. Memoire gives you a quiet place to start, and the family to finish it with you.

Free for the first person. Always yours to export.