Ký Ức means “memories”
In your language.
In their own words.
Started by a Vietnamese family, made for every family. Questions sound natural in each language and never assume one kind of life.


Now in pilot · English & Tiếng Việt
Help your parents and grandparents tell their stories, in their own voice.
Add their name, their language, and what the family calls them: Má, Ngoại, Grandma. Every question is written for them.
They tap and talk, at their own pace. Pause, listen back, or type instead. No right or wrong answers.
A follow-up drawn only from what they just said: the smell of the kitchen, the sound of the street. Skip anytime. (Coming soon)
A clear story drafted from the real recording, always beside the original. Nothing is added, and nothing is shared until she approves it. (Coming soon)
Invite children and grandchildren to listen, read, react and suggest the next question.

“There's so much we mean to ask the people we love.”
Not just the big milestones. The street they grew up on, her recipe with no measuring cups, the way he laughs at his own jokes. Start with one good question.
The family archive
Every story keeps the original recording beside the written version. Illustrative preview; story drafts are coming soon.

Every week
One question arrives each week, in the language and words they're used to. They answer when they're ready. The family hears when a new story is in.
Weekly reminders: coming soon
What you'll keep

Recordings, written memories and photos, kept together.

Stories and photos arranged by the years they happened.
A hardcover keepsake, when your family is ready.
Ký Ức means “memories”
Started by a Vietnamese family, made for every family. Questions sound natural in each language and never assume one kind of life.


No. One question, one large button, nothing to install. You can also sit together and record.
English and Vietnamese in the pilot, including natural Southern phrasing.
Yes. Edit any story before it's shared. The original recording is always kept.
We haven't set pricing yet. Pilot families will hear first.

Start with one question this week. One day, it will mean everything to someone you love.