StorySitting
Family memories projected onto translucent curtains, with a green keepsake book resting in the warm light.

For a moment,
they’re right here.

Keep their stories. And the voice that tells them.

Phone conversations. Written chapters. A book to keep.

A lifetime of stories.
One conversation at a time.

  1. 01

    Make the introduction

    Kaylie, our AI interviewer, calls you first. Add your parent or grandparent to the call and introduce her. Together in person? Just hand them your phone.

  2. 02

    Let the stories unfold

    With their recorded permission, Kaylie calls them for relaxed, 30-minute conversations. One question at a time, with room for every pause and tangent.

  3. 03

    Keep every word

    The stories they choose to share reach you as written chapters, full recordings and transcripts. Keep them as they are, or bring them together in a book.

Their own phone. Their own pace. Calls happen when they’re ready.

A little story.
A whole person.

The pie table. The first date.
The things you never knew to ask.

Choose a sentence in the chapter to see the words behind it.

From the conversation
“So I bought a slice of cherry. Didn’t want it. Bought another one.”
Their words, with the ums and wandering taken out.

Ray is an illustrative example, not a customer recording. Real chapters link back to the family’s recording.

A sample chapter 01

The Three Slices
of Cherry Pie

I'll be honest with you: I wasn't at the 4-H fair for the livestock. She was working the pie table for her church. Lorraine. She had a little tin cash box, and she wouldn't make you change until you said please. So I bought a slice of cherry I didn't want. Then I bought another one. By the third slice she looked at me over the top of that box and said, you don't even like cherry. I said no, ma'am. I married her the next June.

Illustrative open memoir with family photographs and a printed chapter.
Illustrative book design. Your book is made from your family’s stories and photos.

Their life,
beautifully bound.

Twelve conversations become a life story you can hold. Their childhood, their great love, the things they want the grandchildren to know.

Add your family’s photographs and a foreword. Choose the chapters, review every page, and make it theirs.

  • Three hardcover copies for the people who matter
  • A code in each chapter to hear their voice
  • Your approval before anything goes to print
Give the whole book

Some gifts begin with a story.

Give it as a gift Print a card now. Begin the calls when you’re ready.

A good listener.
A little more time.

Remembering isn’t a race. Kaylie asks one question, then gives them room to tell it their way.

Explore the story guides

Always their story to tell.

They can skip a question, end a call, or keep a story to themselves. At the end of each call, they decide whether that story can be shared with you.

  • Clear that she’s an AI, every time
  • No requests for money, passwords or account numbers
  • Calls only with permission, between 9 AM and 8 PM
  • Stops calling if they ask her to

Start with a story.
Make it a keepsake.

One payment. Something you can keep.

Three families can try Start free. See trial availability.

Start

A meaningful beginning.

$99

  • Three calls, about 30 minutes each
  • Three written chapters in their own words
  • Full recordings and transcripts to keep
  • The full $99 counts toward the book
Start with three stories

Start now, decide on the book later. Upgrade for the $400 difference.
Extra hardcover copies are $59 each, shipped in the US.

If they decline on the first call, or we never get to talk with them, you get a full refund.

A few things
you may be wondering.

Something else on your mind?
We’re happy to help.

Is Kaylie a real person?

No. Kaylie is an AI interviewer, and she says so at the start of every call. There's no one secretly listening in. The calls are recorded so your family can keep them.

Do they need a smartphone or an app?

No. Any phone works, landlines included. All they do is answer and talk.

What do I have to do?

About five minutes. Answer when Kaylie calls you, add your storyteller to the call, and introduce her. After that, everything happens between Kaylie and them, and the stories come to you by email.

What if I can't figure out merging calls?

Kaylie talks you through it. If your phone won't merge, or you're together anyway, hand them your phone when she calls. Either way works.

What if they're hard of hearing, or a slow talker?

Kaylie speaks slowly and plainly, repeats herself when asked, and never rushes a pause. If a call isn't going well, she ends it kindly and offers another time.

What if they say no?

Then that's that. Kaylie thanks them, never calls them, and you get a full refund.

Who can hear the stories?

Only you, through a private link, and only the stories your storyteller agrees to share. We never publish family stories or use them to train AI.

How long does the book take?

The twelve calls happen on your storyteller's schedule, usually over two to four months. When you're happy with the preview, printing and shipping take about two to three weeks.

Can I start with three calls and decide on the book later?

Yes. Upgrade any time from your page, and everything you've paid counts toward the book.

Do we get to see the book before it's printed?

Yes. You choose the chapters and their order, add photos and a foreword, and download a preview of every page. Nothing is printed until you say it's ready.

Can we order more copies?

Yes. Extra hardcover copies are $59 each, shipped anywhere in the US.

Is it a good gift?

You can give the three-call start or the whole book. The calls begin whenever your storyteller is ready, and the book follows when the stories are done.

There’s so much
you haven’t heard yet.

Start with a conversation. Keep something irreplaceable.

Start their story