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Hi there, Following up with what the deck can't show in text. Ruth is 84 and lives alone. Her son Sam sets up Memri from two states away and adds three of Walter's letters from 1962. Ruth points her phone at the first one; the ink lifts off the page one word at a time and is read aloud in a warm voice that says it is AI, not Walter's. She asks when he wrote it. Memri answers honestly: the letter doesn't say, but Sam's note says spring 1962, before the lake in July. Then it asks if she'd like to record that story for her grandchildren. That's the whole product in one loop: the object she owns starts the conversation, the family's context makes it hers, and her story goes back to the family. One quick question: is pre-seed consumer agetech in your range? A yes or no helps me either way. See the 60-second walkthrough Founder, Memri memri.media
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