Find a starting point
A simple question can bring a memory back. Choose a prompt, or begin on your own.
IN TESTFLIGHT BETA NOW
Speak, and Memoria writes it down — a parent’s stories, or your own, kept in their voice.
Join the waitlistSIMPLY BEGIN
No blank page. No need to get every word right.
Start with a prompt, or whatever comes to mind.
A simple question can bring a memory back. Choose a prompt, or begin on your own.
Record yourself, or record with someone you love. Speak naturally, at your own pace.
Memoria transcribes and organizes the recording. Read it, edit it, or hear the original voice again.
ACROSS GENERATIONS
In many families, different generations feel most at home in different languages. A story told in Chinese can be read in English, with the original recording and transcript still there.
English · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
Which language would you read Memoria in?

MEET THE FOUNDER
I’m the founder of Memoria and a product/UX designer. I build clear, thoughtful experiences by listening closely to the people who use them.
See my background on LinkedInWHERE IT BEGAN
They showed me both sides of the same truth: how easily a life story can remain untold, and how much it can carry when it is preserved.
My grandmother tried to write down her life story, but holding a pen had become difficult. After a little more than a page, she stopped. She never had the chance to finish.
My grandfather spent years writing his memoir, Third-Line Memories. I am now translating it into English, so more people can read the life and history he preserved.
I built Memoria to make starting a little easier.
A way to leave your story in your own words, and your own voice.
AND THEN, MY MOTHER STARTED RECORDING.
16recordings,
all on her own initiative
She recorded them from early April to mid-July. One question about travel brought back memories of India; that recording lasted 83 minutes.
One person's experience with an early beta of Memoria.
“When I don’t have someone to talk to, I can talk to this app. It makes me feel happy.”
WHAT WE BELIEVE
Most of us mean to ask. What gets in the way is rarely the wish, but everything around it: what to ask, where to begin, what was said last time, what to ask next, and what to do with the recordings afterwards. Memoria takes on that work, so your attention can stay with the person.
A thoughtful question gives you somewhere to begin, instead of a blank page.
Every story stays together in one place, and new questions build on what has already been shared. No conversation has to start from zero.
Recording, transcribing and organizing happen quietly in the background, so you can listen, ask, and simply be there.
The person is always the storyteller. Memoria lightens the work around remembering, never the human part of it.
Yes. The iOS beta is available through Apple TestFlight. Install TestFlight, then open the invitation to join. It is a preview version, and your feedback helps shape the app.
Try the iOS betaOf course. Record your own experiences, record together with a family member, or help someone preserve the stories they want to share.
The original audio stays with the memory, alongside its transcript. You can listen again and edit the text. Text size can also be increased to make reading more comfortable.
Memoria is already in beta. Kickstarter will help bring it to public release and connect us with families whose feedback can guide what comes next, including the languages they need most.
Visit the Kickstarter campaign to explore the rewards and decide whether to make a pledge. Your support helps bring Memoria to more families.
SUPPORT THE NEXT CHAPTER
Memoria is now live on Kickstarter.
Explore the campaign and help bring it to more families.
WAITLIST
Memoria isn’t open to the public yet. Join the waitlist and we’ll set up your account before public release, then let you know when it’s ready.
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