A family memory service

Keep their stories close, forever.

Ourloom sends one gentle question a week on WhatsApp. Your parent answers in their own voice, and every memory becomes part of a shared family story.

No new app for them to learn. Just WhatsApp.

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“My first job was delivering bread before sunrise…”

Made for real voices

Stories arrive as spoken answers, not homework in an inbox.

Private by default

Your family decides who sees each memory and who helps preserve it.

Built to endure

A living archive today, and a place to return to for generations.

A rhythm that fits family life

One small question can open a whole world.

Ourloom makes it easy to begin, and meaningful to keep going.

01 — Ask gently

A thoughtful prompt, sent where they already are.

Each week, your storyteller receives one warm, specific question on WhatsApp. They can answer whenever the moment feels right.

This week’s question

What did your childhood home smell like?

02 — Hear it

Their voice becomes a memory.

Ourloom transcribes and gently tidies each recording while keeping the warmth of how they tell it.

03 — Keep it together

A family story, woven over time.

Siblings, cousins, and grandchildren can read along as a life story takes shape—ready for a keepsake book whenever you are.

Choose your keepsake

A year of stories is a gift that stays.

Start a family archive for someone you love. Every plan includes a full year of weekly questions.

Family

$79

per year, for one storyteller

  • One weekly WhatsApp question
  • Voice notes transcribed and saved
  • Private family story feed
  • Invite the whole family to read along
Choose Family

Most complete

Keepsake

$129

per year, for one storyteller

  • Everything in Family
  • AI-shaped life story chapters
  • Annual printed hardcover book
  • Memorial mode for a lasting archive
Choose Keepsake

The stories you mean to ask for are waiting.

Give your family a gentle way to remember the details, the laughter, and the voice behind every story.

Begin with one question