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Memri

Every photograph has a story. Ask the person who was there.

Set up Memri for someone you love. They point their phone at an old picture, and a calm voice asks them to tell you about it. Then the next one.

Step 1 of 4

Who are you setting this up for?

Memri will greet them by name, ask about their photographs one at a time, and use large type and a slower pace by default.

Step 2 of 4

Start with a few names.

Memri learns the rest from Ruth. Every name, place and date she mentions goes into your family graph, linked to the photo and the recording. You can fix anything.

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Walter HaleRuth's husband, 1938–1998. Wrote to her from basic training, spring 1962.
D
DianeRuth's daughter, my mother.
A note from SamThe photographs are in the blue shoebox by her chair. The wedding one is on top.
Step 3 of 4

Whose voice reads to Ruth?

Memri never recreates a real person's voice without that person's own documented consent.

Walter's voiceNot available. Walter can't give his consent, so Memri won't imitate him. His words are read by Clara.
Memri always says it's an AIOn every screen and in every conversation. This can't be turned off.
Ruth can see what the family seesShe'll find the same list under “Who sees my box.”
Step 4 of 4

Invite Ruth.

She opens the link, and her phone is set up: large type, your notes, nothing to configure.

Ruth, Sam set up Memri for you.

Open this on your phone, or type the code when Memri asks.

RUTH62
Sent to Ruth by text message.
Sit with her for the first three photos. Pick ones with people in them. It takes about ten minutes, and she only has to talk.

Your first letter is free. After that, the family plan is $12.99 a month or $119 a year, shared by up to five family members.

MemriAI · Memri

Good morning, Ruth.

Sam left the blue shoebox of photographs by your chair.

S
From Sam
“Grandma, the wedding photo is on top. I'd love to know who everyone is.”
Hold your phone over a photograph.Any one. Memri is looking for the edges.
Photo 1 of 3
Memri · AI voice
Your three photographsAI
Motion made by Memri from the still photo

1:48
Made from what you said
    My familyAI

    Your family, as you told it.

    Tap a name to see their photographs and your stories. Sam and Diane see this too.

    Places and days
    Hold your phone over the letter.Keep it flat. Memri is looking for the page.
    Read by Clara · AI
    Walter to Ruth · 14 March 1962
    I'm not sure of one word, “torchlight.” It's underlined. Tell me if I have it wrong.
    Clara is readingAI reader voice · not Walter's
    Ask about this
    Walter's letterAI
    Tell a story
    Sam would love to hear
    What happened at the lake in July 1962?

    Take your time. It's your own voice, kept exactly as you say it.

    0:00
    Tap to start
    The lake, July 1962
    Ruth's own voice · 2:14
    Kept

    Saved to the family keepsake box.

    Sam and Diane can open it. So can you, any time.

    MemriAI companion

    Tap and speak. Memri listens until you pause.

    Sam · Family plan

    Ruth's week

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    3photos told
    6names learned
    4stories in her voice
    1letter read
    Ruth told the stories of three photographsThe wedding, 1963 · The lake, 1962 · The day the shop opened, 1971 · In her own voice · 11 minNew
    1:48
    Memri learned 6 names from her storiesJune Kessler, Artie Hale, Lake Minnewaska, Hale's Hardware and more.
    Read Walter's letter of 14 March 1962Asked: “What did he mean by the lake?” · Answered from her own lake story
    4 conversations with Memri · 38 minMostly about June's baking and the Kingston house. Summaries only; Ruth chose not to share full transcripts.
    Memri suggests

    Ruth mentioned “the Kingston house” three times. Add a note about it so Memri can answer her questions.

    People, places and days Ruth has mentioned, each linked to the photo and the moment she said it. It belongs to your family, not to us.

    PersonDay or placeLearned this week

    Ruth sees a simpler version under “My family” on her phone.

    What Memri knows comes only from Ruth's own stories, from what you add here, and from the pages she points at.

    Learned from Ruth's stories
    J
    June KesslerRuth's aunt. Raised her from nine; made the wedding dress. From the wedding photo.
    A
    Artie HaleWalter's brother, best man. Took the lake photo. From two stories.
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    Hale's HardwareBroadway, Kingston. Opened April 1971; Diane cut the ribbon.
    Added by Sam
    W
    Walter HaleHusband, 1938–1998. Letters from basic training, 1962.
    D
    DianeRuth's daughter.
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    NotePhotographs are in the blue shoebox. Wedding one on top.
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