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LifeEcho

Keep the voice of someone you love.

Call a number and tell a story. LifeEcho records it, writes it down, and keeps it in a private place the family can share. Any phone will do.

Works byPhone call

Visit lifeecho.org ↗

Who it’s for

  • Families saving stories across generations
  • Parents leaving messages for their children
  • Seniors looking back on their lives
  • Veterans, first responders and people who are terminally ill

How it works

  1. Call in, or have LifeEcho call you
  2. Recordings are transcribed and summarized in the speaker’s own words
  3. Private sharing links and archives you can download
Why it’s built this way

Most people already know how to make a phone call, so LifeEcho starts there.

The stories matter, but so does hearing the person tell them. That’s what LifeEcho keeps.

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