For iPhone · first families 2026
Your voice is the heirloom.
For your mother, your father, your grandfather — anyone whose story you can’t bear to lose. Legacy asks the questions; they just talk. Every word is transcribed, set on the timeline of their life, and kept on a website built for your family.
Every family has a voice
it can no longer hear.
A phone number you still know by heart. A voicemail you replay, over and over, just to hear them say your name. A laugh you’d give anything to hear once more. When a voice is gone, it is gone completely — unless someone kept it.
If you’ve ever saved that voicemail, you already understand. Legacy is that instinct — made whole.
“Give your descendants the chance to hear your voice again long after you are gone.”
The method
A tree keeps its years in rings.
A record keeps a voice in grooves.
Legacy keeps both. No writing, no typing, no technology to wrestle. The storyteller does exactly one thing — and Legacy does everything that follows.
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I
Legacy asks
Eight chapters of gentle questions follow a life in order — birth, school, love, work, children, wisdom. Never a blank page. Never “tell me about yourself.”
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II
They just talk
That’s the entire job. One button, their voice, one memory at a time. Nothing to type, nothing to edit, nothing to figure out.
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III
Legacy does the rest
Recording, transcript, timeline, website — every answer is written down, placed in the story of their life, and kept. Automatically.
One spoken answer becomes —
- a recording — their voice, kept exactly as it sounded
- a transcript — every word written down, without them lifting a pen
- a moment — set in place on the timeline of their life
- a page — published to a website built just for them
- an invitation — shared with exactly the family you choose
Chapter one · Early life
“Where were you born? What were the circumstances surrounding your birth?”
Henry is a demonstration, voiced for this preview. The chair, the window, and the whistling father are waiting for your storyteller.
The questions
Eight chapters.
A whole life.
- I
free
Early Life
“What are your earliest memories?”
- II
free
Elementary School
“Were these happy years for you? Why or why not?”
- III
Middle & High School
questions sealed until you begin
- IV
College Years
asked only if they went
- V
Military Service
asked only if they served
- VI
Marriage
“Who fell in love first?”
- VII
Children
questions sealed until you begin
- VIII
Life Lessons
the ones no one thinks to ask in time
Five dozen questions in all — sequenced so the easy ones open the door, and the important ones walk through it.
The keepsake
Every answer becomes a
place your family can visit.
Each storyteller gets a quiet address of their own — the whole story laid out on the timeline of their life, told in their voice. Private by default, shared with one invitation. No downloads, no accounts, nothing for the family to figure out.
The story of
Henry Alder
b. 1946 · told in his own voice
Where were you born?
“…the kitchen was always warm, and my father whistled while he worked. That is the first sound I ever loved.”
The promise
Begin, free
$0
Chapters I and II — record, publish, and share them. Forever free, because every story deserves a first page.
Legacy Pass
$4.99/mo or $39.99/yr
All eight chapters. Photographs pinned to memories. Family invitations. The whole life, kept whole.
The recordings belong to your family — not to us. Always.
Someday,
they’ll press play.
Legacy arrives on iPhone this year. Be one of the first families to begin.
Save us a placeOne email. No noise. Just word when the first chapter opens.