Tap record in the Story Room and answer a prompt in your own voice.
Family Voice Collection
The story should not only be readable. It should be hearable.
StorySitting can gather voice memories through website recordings, uploaded audio, phone call-ins, recorder-kit submissions, and guided interview audio — then select the strongest moments for the finished Story Capsule.
This is one of the main ways StorySitting separates itself: we make family contribution easy, then do the hard editorial work behind it.
Input paths
Families can contribute without learning a platform.
The goal is simple: make it easy for every relative to add something, even if they are not technical.
Call the StorySitting number, hear the prompt, and leave a memory after the tone.
Send existing audio files, voice memos, interviews, or family recordings.
For premium projects, use a physical recorder and printed prompts for relatives who prefer a real device.
The Signature Session records the core conversation after the family has already shaped the direction.
StorySitting selects the most meaningful moments and includes 3–5 edited clips in the Signature Capsule.
What we do with it
Raw recordings are not the product. The finished story is.
StorySitting reviews the recordings, pulls out the best quotes, tags the themes, connects the voice moments to photos and memories, and shapes them into the Story Capsule.
Voice notes, phone memories, uploads, recorder audio, and guided session audio.
Listen for the strongest quotes, stories, names, places, and emotional moments.
Connect audio to story sections, captions, and family contribution highlights.
Include selected clips, quote excerpts, and audio notes inside the final Story Capsule.
Start here
Let the family talk before the moment is gone.
Open the room, invite contributors, and gather the first memories.