A private family archive

Your kids will ask about grandma one day. Give them her voice.

Family stories live on somebody's phone. Moments puts them in one place your family fills together, and keeps the voice, not just the words. Ask a question years later. It answers from what they really said and shows you where it came from.

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Private to the people you invite.
No ads. Never sold. Never used to train outside AI.
Export everything or delete everything, any time.
Stored in the European Union.

The Moments home feed: a voice memory and a family photo on one shared timeline.

Every answer shows where it came from

Ask about your family. Get an answer in their own words.

Your family fills the archive a little at a time: a voice note, a photo, three lines. Later anyone can ask a plain question.

You ask in plain words

Tell me about Malle

It answers from what they really said

Malle is your grandmother and Taavi’s mother, born 12 March 1942. She met Villem at a Jaanipäev bonfire near Viljandi, worked as a seamstress for thirty years, and is remembered for her Singer machine, garden meals at the summer house, and listening intently whenever a brass band plays.

Based on 8 of 31 memories searched

And shows you where it came from

From these memories

How Malle met Villem1961Her bicycle chain had slipped on the gravel road and a tall radio-school student crouched down and fixed it.
The beach pavilion orchestra1949A brass orchestra playing at the pavilion while she stood in the sand holding her father’s thumb.
Charcoal portraits of Malle2009

A sample family. These memories are fictional and labelled.

The Navigator answering that there is no record of the family's first dog yet. — And when nobody recorded it, it says so.

Their voice is what you'll miss most.

How it works

Record a moment

Tap once and talk. A voice note, a photo, a few lines of text, whatever the moment calls for. Recordings are transcribed and the original audio is kept, so the voice stays.

The family joins in

Invite parents, siblings, cousins, wherever they live. Everyone adds their side of the story to one shared timeline and a family tree that grows with you.

Ask, and it answers

Ask the Navigator a question, like how nana and papa met. It answers from your family’s real memories and shows exactly which ones, so you can listen to the originals.

The full story, including Elder Mode

She is not carrying it alone

One person usually starts the archive. It should not all rest on her.

Invite the family by email. Everyone you invite adds their side of the same stories, from wherever they live. Her sister in Finland can add her side without being nagged.

The invite screen: send a family member an invitation by email, with a note.

Every generation

The Moments home feed as an adult sees it.

The same home feed in Elder Mode: bigger type and one clear action.

The same screen. The same family. Two people who need different things from it.

A sample family

The bridge

Kadri, 41, keeps the family close

She set the archive up in an evening and invited her mother the same week. She records on the sofa after the kids are asleep, a photo here, a voice note there. Most weeks it costs her two minutes.

The storyteller

Malle, 74, remembers everything

She answers one question at a time, in her own voice, at her own pace. The same screen, with bigger type and one clear button.

The payoff

A grandchild, years from now

She asks how nana and papa met. The answer comes back in their own words, with the memories it came from.

Yours. Private. Not for sale.

Your family owns its memories. Export everything, any time.
Private to the people you invite. No public profiles, nothing searchable.
No ads. Your memories are never sold and never used to train AI models.
Delete your account and everything goes with it, from one place.
Stored in the European Union, encrypted in transit and at rest.

One honest limit: Moments is not end-to-end encrypted, because our servers need to process your recordings to transcribe them and to let the Navigator answer questions. Services that claim end-to-end encryption and searchable AI answers at the same time are stretching one of the two. We choose to say it straight and to protect the processing side with strict access control instead.

Read the whole thing, including what we cannot encrypt.