Eternal Echoes

Your Presence.
Eternally.

Some conversations should never end.

Preserve your stories, memories, and voice in a personal Presence—a collection you can revisit and share with the people you choose.

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Every family carries a voice that holds everything — the stories, the details, the things only they could know.

Most of those voices were never preserved.

What you are making

A Presence is everything you choose to preserve.

It holds one person’s stories, memories, and voice, gathered in one place. You build it a little at a time, revisit it whenever you like, and decide who else can ever see it.

The Eternal Echoes record screen for a fictional person, Ruth Delaney, showing a circular badge with her initials, a count reading 2 of 100 stories preserved, chapter buttons for Childhood, Family, Love and Work, and two saved answers with the questions that prompted them.
Fictional demonstration. Ruth Delaney is not a real customer. Everything shown is a real screen from the product.
How it works

Start with one memory.

There are a hundred questions waiting, and no obligation to answer more than one of them today.

  1. 1

    Create your Presence

    Create your account and follow the on-screen instructions to get started. Then say who the Presence is for — yourself, or someone you are authorised to manage. A name is the only detail required; everything else can wait.

  2. 2

    Answer a question, or add a memory

    We ask; you answer in your own words, by typing or by recording your voice. You can take the questions in any order, and stop whenever you like.

  3. 3

    Revisit what you saved

    Everything you keep appears in your Presence, gathered into chapters, ready to read, edit, or add to whenever you come back.

The Eternal Echoes question screen. A prompt reads: Where did you grow up, and what did it smell like? Below it a text box holds a written answer about baking bread on Sunday mornings, with a separate panel offering to record the same answer aloud.
Fictional demonstration. Ruth Delaney is not a real customer. This is the screen where answers are written or recorded.
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Capture More
Than a Voice

He has carried these stories for decades. Eternal Echoes helps preserve them in his own words and voice.

What a Presence can hold

More than words.

Stories, written or spoken

Answer in writing, or record your voice and let us write it down for you. Recordings are kept as they were made.

Life Events

A Life Event is a moment you mark on your own timeline — a marriage, a move, a loss — with a few words about what it meant to you.

The Memory Vault

The Memory Vault is where photographs, videos, and voice narrations live, kept alongside the answers that give them their meaning.

The Life Events screen in Eternal Echoes, with a form for adding an event title, category and description, and a saved entry titled The year I started teaching, dated 1974, with a short note about what it changed.
Fictional demonstration. Ruth Delaney is not a real customer. Life Events as they are entered and stored.
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Ask Questions
Years Later

Some conversations were always meant to find you.

Echo

A conversation drawn from what was preserved.

Once a Presence holds some answers, the people who have access to it can ask it questions.

An Echo conversation in Eternal Echoes. A family member has asked, Mom, when did you bake bread? The reply describes Sunday mornings and a warm kitchen. A line above the conversation reads: Replies draw on this Presence's saved answers, Life Events, and profile details, together with the conversation so far and available information about who is asking. Replies are generated, may be inaccurate, and are not recordings of the person speaking.
Fictional demonstration. Ruth Delaney is not a real customer. The reply shown is illustrative and was not generated by a language model.

A reply is generated, not remembered. An Echo reply is written by a language model working from the answers and Life Events saved in that Presence, together with a few profile details. It is not a recording, and it is not something the person said.

Your recordings stay as they are. Original recordings are never altered, and an Echo reply never stands in place of one. An Echo does not draw on your photographs, your videos, or your Memory Vault files.

A preserved voice is still synthesis. Where a voice has been preserved and consented to, replies can be read aloud in it. That audio is generated, not a recording of the person speaking those words.

It is not the person. An Echo has no perfect recall, cannot be guaranteed accurate, and is not conscious. It is a way of revisiting what someone chose to leave behind.

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Built for
Families

For the person who wants to leave something real. For the family that wants stories, values, and voice preserved together.

Access

You choose what to share.

Two things can open an Echo to someone else: an invitation you send, and a connection between two Presences that both owners agree to. Either way, access to an Echo is separate from access to the material saved behind it.

You invite, by name and email

You say who they are to you and where to reach them. They can talk with the Echo you shared. They cannot browse your saved answers, your recordings, or your Memory Vault.

The sharing screen manages your invitations

Invitations you have sent are listed there, and you can withdraw any of them at any time. A connection between two Presences is agreed separately by both owners, and is not managed from this screen.

The sharing screen in Eternal Echoes, headed Share This Echo, with fields for a family member's email address and their relationship, and a button reading Send Invitation.
Fictional demonstration. Ruth Delaney is not a real customer. Inviting someone to a shared Echo.

Each Presence belongs to the account that created it. A Family plan lets one account keep several Presences — it does not give anyone control over a Presence that belongs to someone else’s account.

A promise

What you share here belongs to your family — not to us.

Ownership

Your stories remain yours.

Family

Your family's memories belong to your family.

Privacy

Private by design.

Permanence

Built to endure.

Simple, honest pricing
Free

$0

Start your story.

Individual

$14.99/month
or $149/year

Preserve more of you.

Family

$34.99/month
or $349/year

Bring your family's stories together.

Annual billing saves 17%.

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Practical questions.

What is a Presence?
One person’s preserved stories, memories, and voice, gathered in one place. You decide what goes into it, and who can ever see it.
Is an Echo reply the same as a recording?
No. Recordings are kept exactly as they were made. An Echo reply is generated from the answers and Life Events saved in a Presence — it is not something the person said, and it is not guaranteed to be accurate.
Who can see what I save?
Two things can open an Echo to someone else: an invitation you send by email, and a connection between two Presences that both owners agree to. Either way they can talk with the Echo — they cannot browse your answers, your recordings, or your Memory Vault. Invitations are listed on your sharing screen and you can withdraw them there; a connection is agreed separately.
How do I start?
Choose Begin Your Legacy. Create your account and follow the on-screen instructions to get started, then answer your first question. Free to begin, and no card is required.

Your story deserves
to be remembered.

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