Everyone who knew them
remembers something you don't.
After someone dies, the people who carried pieces of their life drift apart, and the stories go quiet. Mementoir gathers them while everyone's still close — as audio, in their own voices — and keeps them in one archive you can return to for years.
Setup takes a few minutes. People who receive the story link need nothing but a phone.
Why this exists
I lost both my fathers four years apart. Both were 65.
When the noise settled, I saw how little I actually had of them: a few photos, a handful of stories I only half-remembered. Everyone who knew them best was holding a piece I'd never hear, and we never got everyone in one room again.
I built Mementoir so no one else ends up where I did, holding so little of someone who was everything.
How it works
Start the memorial
Their name, a photo, the date of the service.
Invite the people who knew them
Paste in emails or numbers, or share one link. Each person can listen to what's already there, then record an audio story of their own.
The archive grows
Every recording is transcribed, screened, and added to the private story archive for the family to keep.
Gather the stories while everyone's still close.
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