Record a life story using voice
A saved recording and a tidy written version to keep or print.
What you'll make
A voice recording plus a short written life-story keepsake.
Outcome
A saved recording and a tidy written version to keep or print.
Before you start
- A phone with a voice recorder
- A few questions to ask
The best family history is in someone's own voice. You just talk; the technology handles the rest.
- 1
Prepare a few prompts
"Where did you grow up?" "What did you do for fun as a teenager?" "A day you'll never forget?"
- 2
Record the conversation
Use the phone's voice recorder or the SeishunAI Memories app. Sit somewhere quiet.
- 3
Make a written version
Ask an AI assistant to turn the transcript into a warm, readable short story.
- 4
Save both
Keep the recording and the written version together, and share only if they're happy to.
Example: a 10-minute chat about growing up becomes a two-page written memory.
Privacy
- Ask permission before recording someone.
- Keep recordings private unless the person wants them shared.
Safety
- Let the person skip any question they'd rather not answer.
Accessibility
- Voice-first means no typing — ideal if writing is tiring.
Made different for you
Why this is useful for you
A gentle project that brings generations together and preserves what matters.
One person asks, one person remembers. Swap roles and cover different decades over a few visits.
→ A growing collection of recorded and written family memories.
Why this is useful for you
Share your story in your own words, without any typing.
Just talk — the phone listens. You decide what to include and what to keep private.
→ Your memories, saved in your own voice.
No reading or typing needed to record.
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