Built by geriatric therapists.

For your loved one’s memories. And your peace of mind.

An AI friend talks with them by voice. You keep every story.

First memory free$24 a month or $239 a yearBuilt in Philadelphia. Proven with real elders.
×Penn Graduate School of Education

Built in Philadelphia. Proven with real elders.

They just talk to Recall Aid.

Sample screen: the AI friend. A blue orb listens as they speak.

It becomes a book.

Every story kept in a book built from their own words.
The cover of Dorothy's book: The Life of Dorothy, an AI Book.
The book's table of contents, eight stories, starting with Sunday Dinners at Grandma's House.
The first story, Sunday Dinners at Grandma's House, with its watercolor of Grandma Ruth's kitchen.
The fourth story, Christmas Morning Traditions, with its watercolor of Grandma Ruth's Christmas table.

"Show me my book."Swipe or tap to turn her pages.

How does it work?

All they ever do is talk. They ask by voice for what they want, and it turns into a story filled with their memories.

Sample screen: during the voice call, they ask for a photo and the app shows an archival photo with a clear disclosure that it is not their family photo.

"Show me a kitchen from the fifties, like Mama used to have."Archival photos are labeled, never passed off as theirs.

Sample screen: during the voice call, they ask for a story and it opens with its illustration.

"Open the story about Sunday dinners."

Sample screen: during the voice call, they ask for a song and it starts playing.

"Play Lean on Me."Their music, on request.

Sample screen: during the voice call, they ask to see the timeline and it appears over the conversation.

"Show me my timeline."Their life, laid out by decade.

Companion

You run the rest from Companion. That is where you manage their stories, see the people in them, and hold the link you send.

A finished story from the book, with its watercolor illustration.

Sunday Dinners at Grandma's HouseA finished story from her book.

Sample screen: the companion app's People tab, listing the people in her stories.

The people in her storiesEvery name, remembered with their story.

The caregiver's link panel: Dorothy's short link, with Copy, Text, Email, and Preview as Dorothy options.

Their link, in your hands.The first screen after you create your account. Copy it, text it, email it, or preview as her before you send.

Sample screen: a finished story in the companion app, Sunday Dinners at Grandma's House, filed under the 1950s.

Sunday Dinners at Grandma's HouseTheir stories, in their own words. Every session becomes a story. She hears it read back in one voice; you see it only after she says yes.

26sessions
11people
22ran by voice alone
1,184back-and-forths, 46 a session

Summer 2026 pilot, June 18 to September 12, with our team present, led by the treating therapist. Every session ended in a finished story.

Loved from the first session

Community leaders tried a first session and told us what came back. None of them are patients.

“I feel a sense of healing. The AI articulated my story so accurately and in such an illuminating way. I want that now.”
Dr. Rolando HertsDr. Rolando Herts, 50
“I have been interviewing relatives for thirty years. The AI would go even deeper.”
Ethel AlexanderEthel Alexander, 71
“He put my words right in order. It is something. I’m excited.”
Ronald TravickRonald Travick, 72

Recognized and supported by

  • Penn Graduate School of Education
  • Morehouse College
  • Microsoft for Startups
  • J.P. Morgan
Ronald Travick, Ethel Alexander and Dr. Rolando Herts on their first sessions. Captions are on. Sound is optional.

Simple pricing.

Try it

Free

  • Open your account with just your email, no card
  • One free finished story a month
Start an AI Book

Subscription companion devices cost $490 to $1,130 in their first year, based on public pricing in October 2026. Recall Aid Premium is $24 a month or $239 a year, and the book is theirs to keep.

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