She named them. Now you can check them.When Ruth tells a photo’s story, Memri picks up the people, places and dates she mentions and adds them to your family graph, each one linked to the photo and to the moment she said it. If you sat with her for the first three photos, you’ll already see a few. “That’s my aunt, June. She made my dress herself.”
Added: June · aunt · Wedding, 1963 |
Worth five minutes this week | • | Check the names: fix a spelling or a date. Her recording stays exactly as she said it. | | • | Add who she hasn’t mentioned yet: children, grandchildren, siblings, close friends | | • | One story you’ve heard her tell more than once, so Memri knows to ask about it | | • | Anything to handle gently: people who have died, subjects to avoid. Turn on gentle mode and Memri will never speak as someone who has died. |
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The graph belongs to your family. Only the people you invite can see it, Ruth can see it too, and it’s never sold, used for advertising or used to train AI. Haven’t sat down together yet? This weekend is a good time: three photos, ten minutes.
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