Living memory: a new format of remembering loved ones

From dates to a life

Traditional memory often comes down to a name on a stone. Living memory preserves what makes a person human: their stories, habits, voice and the love of those close. It is memory you can not only keep but hear.

The voices of many

Living memory is gathered together: relatives and friends add their memories, and the portrait of the person becomes rich. The same person is revealed differently through family, friends and colleagues.

Technology in the service of feelings

Modern technology helps gently: transcribing a voice, shaping a story, and — if the family wishes — recreating a manner of speech in an AI copy. All of it is done with respect, consent and an honest “simulation” label.

Memory accessible to all

Living memory is accessible from any device anywhere in the world. It unites the family, outlives the change of platforms and reaches future generations — not as an archive but as living presence.

• Stories and voice instead of two dates.
• Gathered from the voices of many.
• Technology — gently and with consent.
• Accessible to the whole family and descendants.