Recall Aid is a warm voice conversation that helps an older adult bring back their own memories, then keeps them as an illustrated book their family and care team can share.
Built with Penn and Morehouse · IRB-approved memory study at Morehouse College, 2024 · Built by a therapist
A 45-second walkthrough, captions on. Your first memory is free. Start here.
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Every memory you bring back becomes a page in your book. Organized by decade, with AI illustrations, your own photos, and the words you used. The result is a memoir your family can read, hear, and keep.
Built from memories one real user brought back through Recall Aid. The name on the cover is changed for privacy. The page shown is “Grandmother’s Kitchen Memories.” Your book grows with every session and downloads as a PDF whenever you want it.
Start your AI BookChoose the path that fits. For yourself: speak one memory and the rest follows. As a gift: you buy it, they get your invitation, and what they bring back becomes the family’s book.
I built Recall Aid because I have epilepsy. I lose pieces of days and have trouble pulling them back, and I noticed an old friend could say a few words and a whole season would come flooding back. I wanted to know why, and I wanted a way to do it on purpose. Older Black Americans are about twice as likely to face Alzheimer’s or another dementia (Alzheimer’s Association 2024), and the work matters most where memory matters most.
Recall Aid is a recall tool, not a diagnosis. Anyone can use it. We build to this standard because Black families face the dementia disparity at twice the rate (Alzheimer’s Association 2024), and design that works under memory loss works better for everyone.
One year of guided recall sessions and a downloadable AI Book built from their own words. $99 once. No auto-renewal.
Everything you need to know before you join.
You pay $99 once, today. We email your recipient the invitation right away, with your personal note. They click the link, make their own account, and start their first memory. Once they say yes to sharing, their stories show up in your own Recall Aid account. Nothing renews on its own.
The gift is $99 once for a year, paid by you for someone else, with no auto-renewal. A subscription is for yourself: your first memory is free, then $24 a month, cancel anytime. Same product in both cases.
Your recipient keeps every Memoflection, recording, and photo from the memories they brought back as a downloadable AI Book, a memoir built from their own words. Nothing renews on its own. If you want to give another year, that is one more payment of $99.
We use trusted service providers to operate Recall Aid under our Privacy Policy. Memories, voice recordings, and personal information are encrypted in transit and at rest. Full details in our Privacy Policy.
Yes. Your first memory is free, no card. After that it is $24 a month with the same guided sessions and the same AI Book, and you can cancel anytime. Choose “Me” when you start, and the book is yours from the first memory.
No. Recall Aid runs in any web browser on a phone, tablet, or computer. You click one link and talk.
More questions? Email us at support@recallaid.com.
