Morning reflection
15minA gentle warm-up and one meaningful question to carry with you through the day.
“What did your first paycheck mean to you?”
Preserving My Legacy
Talk with a patient AI interviewer, morning and evening. Over time it learns your stories, your humor and the way you think — so the people you love can keep asking you anything, and hear the answer in your voice.
Your first 15 minutes are free. No card needed to try it.
Your interviewerWhat did your first paycheck mean to you?
Forty-one dollars from the lumberyard. I gave half of it to my mother before she could ask. My dad never said a word about it, but he shook my hand that night.
Not the big ones — you've probably answered those. The small ones that show up years later, in a kitchen or a hardware store aisle. Why did you always do it that way? What would you tell me about this job? What did you do when you were scared?
Most of what makes a person who they are never gets written down. It lives in how you tell a story, the jokes you repeat, and the reasons behind decisions nobody thought to ask about.
This is a way to answer them — even the ones nobody has thought to ask yet.
A short reflection in the morning and a longer talk in the evening. Both are suggestions: talk more, less, or several times a day. There is no schedule to fall behind on.
A gentle warm-up and one meaningful question to carry with you through the day.
“What did your first paycheck mean to you?”
Your interviewer picks up the morning's thread and goes further: the people, the choices, and how it felt then compared with now.
“This morning you mentioned the lumberyard. Who taught you the job?”
Short on time, or is speaking hard some days? Accelerated mode covers more ground in fewer sessions, and you can always type an answer instead of saying it out loud.
You talk. It learns you. The people you love can keep talking with you.
Answer one question at a time, morning and evening, at your own pace. Every word is recorded in your own voice.
From hundreds of hours of your answers, your AI builds a personality profile: your stories, values, humor, favorite sayings and the way you give advice.
The people you invite sign in to the family app and talk with you, by voice or by text, whenever they need you.
We help you keep your life story. We don't own it.
There are no public profiles. Nobody hears you unless you invite them.
Choose each person who can talk with you and the custodians who look after your profile. Keep any memory just for yourself.
Fix a name or a date, or something your AI got wrong about you. Your original recording is never changed.
Download your recordings, transcripts, stories, personality profile and cloned voice in open formats.
It remembers what you said last week, follows the thread you started this morning, and knows when to leave something alone.
What did your first paycheck mean to you?
Forty-one dollars from the lumberyard. I gave half to my mother before she could ask.
This morning you said you gave half to your mother without being asked. Where do you think that came from?
My dad. He never said it out loud. He just did it every Friday.
Your interviews aren't a script it reads back. Across every conversation, your AI studies how you talk, what you value, what makes you laugh and how you weigh a hard decision — so it can answer questions you were never asked, the way you would.
A question that was never in any interview
Emma asksDad, should I take the job in Denver? It means moving away from everybody.
Dad, in his voiceKiddo, I took the lumberyard job at sixteen because it scared me a little — that's usually how I knew it mattered. Family isn't a zip code. Go. And call your mother on Fridays.
Fifteen chapters, from your earliest memory to what you hope your grandchildren know about you. The more you talk, the better your AI knows you — and the more of your voice there is to keep.
Every hour counts — answering questions, telling your own stories, or just talking. Your interviewer keeps track of what you've covered and suggests what's still unexplored.
Three hundred hours of talking is three hundred hours of your voice — your laugh, your pauses, the way you say their names. With your separate permission, we use it to clone your voice, so the answers your family hears sound just like you.
Your cloned voice is downloadable along with everything else, with what's needed to restore it somewhere else. It belongs to you, not to us.
Family app opening soon
Everything you build here powers a private family app at app.stillheretotalk.com. The people you invite sign in and talk with you — by voice or text, about anything, as often as they need. Every day, if they want.
List the people you want to be able to talk with you, and whether they get access now or later.
Each person gets their own private sign-in to the family app. Nobody else can reach you.
They ask, and you answer — from your stories, in your tone, in your voice.
Each person you invite starts with 5 free hours of conversation. After that it's $19 a year per person — and they can pause any time.
Pick someone you trust to look after your profile — your spouse, a grown child, or your lawyer alongside your will. Custodians can invite new family members as your family grows, remove access, add more custodians, and hand the role on to the next generation.
A father who wants his grandchildren to know him the way his kids did.
A mother whose advice everyone still calls for.
A husband or wife who wants to be there for the hard days, too.
A teenager facing a serious illness who wants his parents to be able to talk with him every day, whatever happens.
Pay once or spread it over a year. Either way, the full program is yours from the first day.
The best value. All 300 hours from day one.
$900 in total. Payments stop on their own after the 12th.
Create an account and your first 15 minutes are free. Need more time? Add 10 hours at a time for $39, whenever you like. Prices in US dollars. Secure card checkout. Family conversations take place in the family app at app.stillheretotalk.com (opening soon): 5 free hours per person you invite, then $19 a year each.
For your dad, your mom, your husband or wife — or someone facing a hard diagnosis who wants their family to keep hearing from them. You pay; we email you a gift code. They create their own account, give their own consent, and start talking.
It doesn't just replay recordings. From everything you say, it learns your values, your humor, the things you always say, and how you give advice and make decisions. When your family asks something new, it answers the way you most likely would, grounded in your real stories. When it isn't sure, it says so the way you would, instead of making up memories.
Because a life is big. Three hundred hours is room for all of it: childhood, work, love, mistakes, faith, advice. Every hour teaches your AI more about how you think. Those same hours are also hours of your voice, and that is what your voice clone is built from.
With your permission, we clone your voice from your recordings. The more you talk, the more of your range it captures, from your laugh to the way you slow down when something matters. When your family talks with you, they hear the answers in your voice.
Yes. Your voice clone, every recording, your transcripts, your stories and your personality profile are all in your downloadable archive, with what is needed to restore them somewhere else. It belongs to you.
You invite them. They sign in at app.stillheretotalk.com and talk with you by voice or by text, as often as they like — every day if they want. You decide who gets access, and whether it starts now or later.
Yes, always. It is built entirely from your own words and your own voice, and it answers as you — but it never pretends to be anything other than an AI made from you.
While you're building it, only you. After that, only the people you or your custodians invite, and only in the way you chose for each of them — some can talk with you right away, some only later. There are no public profiles, our staff don't listen to your interviews, and any memory you mark "never share" stays out of every family conversation.
A custodian is the person you trust to look after your profile — the way an executor looks after a will. It can be your spouse, a grown child, or your lawyer alongside your estate plan. Custodians can invite new family members, remove access, and decide when "only later" access begins.
Yes. You can name more than one custodian, and any custodian can add another or hand the role on to someone else. That way your profile can be looked after through your children, then your grandchildren, for as long as your family wants to keep talking with you.
Yes. You can review everything it picks up about you, correct anything that's off, and ask your AI questions yourself. Nobody in your family can talk with it until you approve it.
Yes, and you should. List the words you use and the ones you never would, the things you always say and the things you'd never say, whether you swear, and how faith shows up in your words. Those are hard rules your AI follows. If it ever gets one wrong, tap "I'd never say that" and it won't happen again.
Yes. It listens for tone — when you laugh, when your voice catches, when you get serious — so your interviewer can respond with care in the moment, and so your cloned voice can be built from real clips of you laughing, comforting and getting firm.
Keep talking. Add more hours any time from inside your account, 10 hours at a time for $39. They never expire, and there is no limit to how much of yourself you can leave.
Each monthly payment opens another 25 hours — 300 over the year. Hours you don't use carry over, and every hour you've unlocked is yours to keep. If you're in a hurry, pay in full and get all 300 hours on day one, or add extra hours any time.
Both count. Answer the questions, tell the stories you want to tell, or just talk. Every hour builds your profile: Basic at 25 hours, Legacy at 100, and Pro at 300.
Each person you invite starts with 5 free hours of conversation. After that it's $19 a year per person, and they can pause any time and pick back up later. The family app is opening soon.
Yes, with a parent or guardian. The parent or guardian sets up the account and gives consent, and the young person does the talking, at whatever pace their days allow.
Only you, until you invite someone. There are no public pages, ever.
No. You press one button and talk. The text is large, the controls are simple, and you can pause or stop whenever you like. It works on a phone, a tablet or a computer.
Say skip, not today, or never ask me that. Tender subjects only come up if you choose to allow them.
Correct the transcript any time. Your original recording and every earlier version are kept, and your AI learns from the corrected version.
Yes — buy it below and we'll email you a gift code. The person telling their story creates their own account and enters the code. Nobody can be recorded, or have their voice cloned, on someone else's behalf.
Almost everyone has a question they never got to ask someone they loved. We built this so the people you love can keep asking.The team behind Still Here to Talk