Joana
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Our wedding
A day filled with love, laughter and family. I'd never seen my dad crying before.
HiClotho asks your parents and grandparents the questions you keep meaning to ask, out loud, in their language, in their own voice. Private to your family, never used to train AI.
For the first 25 families, locked for life. Nothing to pay today.
You mean to ask about the village they grew up in, how they met, the year everything changed. Then one day the chance is gone, and what's left is a photo with no story behind it, one of nine thousand in a camera roll nobody has time to sort.
The stories don't disappear all at once. They fade one unasked question at a time.
You sit next to them, press record, and HiClotho asks the questions. Nothing to learn, nothing to type, no account for them.
Your mum. Your dad. Your grandmother.
Every interview keeps the recording and every word they said, in their own language. On Legacy each one is also written up into a story you can read aloud at a table.
It listens, follows what they say, and asks the next thing. Nobody has to know where to start.
“What was the house you grew up in?”
“Who was always there?”
“What do you remember most?”
Some stories only need someone to ask.
Reserve your founding place. €59 a year, locked for life. Nothing to pay today.
A photograph with the place kept. Thirty seconds of your own voice. Two lines about a Tuesday that turned out to matter.
One day it won't be the picture you want back.
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"Gran made her famous turkey, the way her mother did, then told us the story behind the recipe."

Create a household, invite by link or email, and write the archive together: one shared history, not one account each. Your mother adds the version you never heard; your daughter asks the thing nobody thought to ask.
Everyone keeps their own timeline and chooses what the family sees. Open a name and you get what they've chosen to pass on, in their words.
One living history, for whoever comes next.
One person pays. Everyone they invite writes into the same archive: photographs, video, voice, and the version only they remember.
Everything you need to begin. No card, no trial that ends.
Everything you save stays readable and exportable, on any plan, even if you stop paying.
One subscription for everyone under your roof and beyond it.
Stop paying and you keep the archive, not just access to it: everything stays readable and exportable.
Once a memory is in, you can ask about it. The answer comes back in the voice that told it.
Five questions a month on Free; on Legacy, as often as you like.
By the fountain in Plaça de la Vila, in the spring of 1963. Joana tells the whole story herself, in a voice note.

Not a folder of files. The word your father used for a thing nobody calls that any more.
You're not filing this away. You're handing it forward, in the words your family actually used, to someone who isn't born yet.
Your family's stories are private by default, never sold, and never used to train AI. We're paid by subscriptions rather than advertising, so the only people we answer to are the families using it.
Our model providers are contractually barred from training on your data.
They join in September, in small groups, so we can sit with each one properly — at the founding price, kept for as long as they stay.
If it isn't what you hoped, tell us in the first month of your subscription and we'll refund you. What you recorded stays yours to keep and export.
Only 25 founding familiesLocked for life.
After the first 25 families, Legacy is €99 a year.
That's exactly who we built it for. You run the app; he just talks. The guided interview asks the questions, waits for him, and files everything he says on its own.
The guided interview works in English, Spanish, Catalan and Italian, and the answer is kept exactly as it was said: a story told in Catalan stays in Catalan, in her voice. The app ships in all four for the September launch.
Free is genuinely free. Legacy is €99 a year for the whole family; the table above has the detail.
One of you. Legacy is a family subscription, not a seat: one person subscribes and everybody they invite writes into the same archive.
HiClotho asks the questions, one at a time, and the person answers out loud. Six questions an interview on Free, ten on Legacy, five minutes an answer.
Publicly in November 2026. Origin Circle families are invited in September.