Capture your loved ones' stories before it's too late to ask.
Ember interviews your loved one like a curious friend, turning the conversation into an audio archive your whole family can keep forever.
Most stories die with the person who lived them
Ember exists to capture those stories so they live on forever
How Ember works
You sign up
Tell us about your family. Share their names, email, and the stories you want to hear from them. Takes two minutes.
They get a magic interview link
Ember talks to them like a real conversation, remembering where they left off, curious to learn more, and always patient to listen.
Your family gets the archive
Every story becomes a recording you and your family can keep forever. Save your loved ones' stories and memories in their voice.
A calm place for the conversations that matter
Your loved one talks. Your family listens, reads, and keeps every recording all in one private home.
Be the first to know when Ember launches
Ember isn't open to the public yet. Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment it is, plus early access for waitlist families.
Pricing announced at launch.
Ember isn't open yet. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to hear our pricing, with a founding-member offer for early families.
Coming soon
Pricing revealed to waitlist families first
- ✓Be the first to know when Ember launches
- ✓Early access for waitlist families
- ✓Founding-member pricing when we open
This isn't an email prompt to fill out alone.
The old way
- —Email prompts and templated questions they have to track and write themselves.
- —Apps that ask the same question to everyone, not personalized to them.
- —Spending hours manually tracking each question, hoping the answers truly capture their story.
Ember
- ✓An AI interviewer draws the story out in their voice.
- ✓Every word is theirs. Ember never writes or edits what they say.
- ✓Completely personalized. Each question is tailored to them so you get their truly unique story.
Questions people often ask before signing up:
Most storytellers respond better to a warm, neutral interviewer than families expect — no pressure, no performance, just a conversation. When you invite them, you can record a welcome message to introduce them to the product.