Help them remember.

Q: What happens when the gift year ends?

Your recipient keeps every memory they brought back as a downloadable PDF memoir. Memoflection, recording, photo, all of it. The gift does not auto-renew. No surprise charges.

Help your parent (or grandparent) remember more, with cues drawn from their own words. Recall Aid is the cue. Memory does the rest.

Bring one back How it works

Built with Penn and Morehouse, IRB-approved 2024 · Designed by therapists

Recall Aid: an older adult bringing back a memory through guided cues

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Recall memories from your own words.

Each memory you bring back can cue the next one. The story, illustration, and narration are what you keep.

A Penn-affiliated clinician walking through a Recall Aid memory interview

Real recall, from real first sessions.

Three community leaders. Three memories that came back.

“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 Herts
National Park Service
“I recalled my experience being a graduate student at the University of Chicago. Then it generated a picture. I feel a sense of healing.”

Ethel Alexander
Black Heritage Council, Alabama
“He put my words right in order. It is something. I’m excited.”

Ronald Travick
Old Sardis Baptist Church, Alabama

How recall happens.

Choose the path that fits. We start with one fragment, then cue the rest back.

Recall Aid conversation interface as the AI asks a memory question

Tell us a fragment of a memory you almost lost. A few words is enough. We use it to begin the recall session.
Choose how to answer. Use Live Voice, Tap to Talk, Type, or Write it Down.
Recall Aid uses your exact words to build cues that bring more of it back. The AI asks from your own words, like an old friend helping the rest come back.
A 5-paragraph story in your own voice, plus an illustration and HD narration. Built only from what you said. No invented details.
Each memory you bring back makes the next one easier to reach. Return anytime. Your timeline and memoir grow with every session.

Bring one back Already ready? Start in the app.

Your Memory Book.

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. Export as a PDF today. Hardcover coming soon.

Sample memoir cover: Friend: Life Stories, generated by Recall Aid

Sample memoir story page: Grandmother's Kitchen Memories, Summer 1985, with AI-generated watercolor illustration

Built from memories one person brought back through Recall Aid. Sample chapter: “People Who Shaped My Life.” Yours arrives as a PDF today.

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Help them bring it back.

Recall Aid asks gentle cue questions from their own words. The illustrated story and narration are what your family keeps.

$99

Save $189 vs paying monthly

1 year of guided recall sessions
Narrated Memoflections with AI illustrations
Download Your Story memoir PDF
One-time purchase, no auto-renewal
Yours to keep

Buy now. $99.

One-time purchase · See your plan first · All plans

An older Black gentleman, suited and seated, the kind of elder Recall Aid is built for

Built for older adults, especially Black families facing the dementia disparity.

Atkinson Hyperlegible font, designed for low-vision readers
48-pixel minimum touch targets, exceeds Apple’s 44-pixel guideline
Voice as a first-class input mode, not a fallback

Read our story

Our story

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. Black families face the dementia disparity twice as often (Alzheimer’s Association 2024), and the work matters most where memory matters most.

Truth Mjumbe
Founder, Recall Aid · Penn M.Phil. ’26

Learn more about our story ›

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you join.

How does the gift work?

You buy the gift for $99. We email your recipient an invitation on the date you choose, with your personal note. They click the link, set up their account, and try their first recall session. The clock starts when they begin, not when you buy.

What’s the difference between a gift and a subscription?

The gift is a one-time $99 payment that covers a full year for your recipient. A subscription is for self-purchase at $24 a month, cancel anytime. Same product in both cases.

What happens when the gift year ends?

Your recipient keeps every Memoflection, recording, and photo from the memories they brought back, as a downloadable PDF memoir. The gift does not auto-renew. No surprise charges.

Is my data private?

Yes. Memories, voice recordings, and personal information are never shared with insurance companies, employers, advertisers, or any third party without your written consent. Encrypted in transit and at rest. Private by default. Full details in our Privacy Policy.

More questions? Email us at support@recallaid.com. We respond within 2 business days.

Recall Aid asks. You remember.

One year of guided recall sessions and a downloadable memoir. $99, one-time, no subscription trap.

Buy now. $99 for one year.

One-time gift. The clock starts when they begin.

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