My dad's college prankster story grew wilder with each telling. First, he simply skipped class. Then he had pushed a refrigerator out of the 2nd story window of his dorm. By the final version, he'd somehow driven a car into the library. The truth? Lost to time and tall tales. But what if we could have saved his voice, his laugh, his exact words?

That's the question that sparked my journey into AI voice technology. Not for Hollywood accents or box office dollars, but for something far more precious: our family stories.

From Tinseltown to Your Town

While Hollywood buzzes about AI-enhanced Hungarian accents in "The Brutalist," I see a different future. One where every family becomes the star of their own living, breathing archive.

There's more than just the entertainment industry that can benefit from this. I meam, think of all the family tales lost to the game of telephone. This gives everyday people a chance to use the technology in meaningful ways.

But let's be clear: this isn't about creating digital puppets of our loved ones. It's about preserving the fabric of our shared histories.

A Birthday Wish That Bridged Time

I remember the day I used my late father's voice to wish my uncle happy birthday. The tears in my uncle's eyes, the catch in his breath as he heard his brother's voice again. It wasn't about bringing Dad back. It was about offering a moment of connection, a touch of catharsis. Those moments are really special and unique to voice preservation technology.

Beyond the Family Album

Think of it as a family time capsule, but for voices and stories instead of objects. It's not just about banking voices; it's about capturing the essence of our shared experiences.

One surprising discovery? The joy people find in the process itself.  Users are amazed by how enjoyable it is to build their historical profile.  The interview platform will give you a safe space to share things about your life or say things to your loved ones in a private environment.

Imagine conducting a self-interview on your phone, guided by thoughtful questions. Everyone has a voice recorder, but how many of us actually use it to preserve our stories? This technology provides not just the tools, but the inspiration to do so.

Democratizing Family History

My vision? To revolutionize how we think about family trees and legacy. No more dusty albums that only Grandma looks at. Instead, a living, growing archive that every family member contributes to.

I hope we can change the conversation and inspire everyone with a phone to use our app to tell their story.

Imagine: your ten-year-old daughter expressing her worldview, preserved in her authentic voice. Years later, the family can revisit that precious moment, listening to her childhood self articulate her aspirations and dreams.  Sure we all have vidoes like this....but could you pull one up right now and watch it?  Do you know where it is on your phone or computer.  Our platform solves this problem. 

A New Kind of Family Heirloom

Recent events like the Palisades fire remind us how fragile physical mementos can be. Photos burn, papers yellow, but digitally preserved voices and stories? They can last forever, safely stored and easily shared.

The Heart of Innovation

While the tech world debates AI's role in entertainment, I see a more profound purpose. This technology isn't just about perfecting accents or replacing actors. It's about giving families the tools to strengthen their bonds, preserve their legacies, and connect across generations in ways we've never been able to before.

Yes, there are risks. The potential for a "Black Mirror moment" where people try to recreate loved ones virtually is real. But that's not the goal. 

One of the most powerful applications is preserving history by enabling interaction with an individual's legacy through their authentic voice, emphasizing the preservation of memories and heritage rather than artificial reanimation.

As we build this platform, we're not just coding software. We're creating a new way for families to tell their stories, to know themselves, and to pass down the richness of their experiences to future generations.

In the end, it's not about the technology. It's about the stories. The laughter. The wisdom. The love. All captured in the most personal instrument we have: our voice.

So, what's your story? And more importantly, who will hear it generations from now?