k keeper.
✳ FOR THE STORIES ONLY YOUR FAMILY KNOWS

A little of
their world,
kept in yours.

The work that wore their hands. The friends who stood beside them. The ways a family kept going.

Turn a loved one’s memories into illustrated storybooks—for everyone who comes after.

♡ Their voice. Their whole story.
There’s more than one way to begin.
LIMA & CALLAO, PERÚ GRANDMA’S TELLING
Illustration of a father bringing home bread and his four-year-old daughter thanking him

El pan que pudo traer

ILLUSTRATION · NOT A FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH
Small stories. Whole worlds.
Her telling. Kept for the family.
01 Start with a memorySpeak, write, or remember together.02 Make a little bookA life, vividly written and illustrated.03 Pass it downKeep the recording. Share the story.
A VOICE CAN BRING A WHOLE WORLD BACK

Keep the story.
Hear it together.

01 / LISTEN

From their voice to the page

Bring a recording. Transcribe it with ElevenLabs and jump from a word back to the moment it was spoken.

02 / REMEMBER

A whole story, in their voice

Give them time to tell it from beginning to end. Optional help is there when they want it.

03 / PASS IT ON

A story in their language

Make a translated edition and a narrated book. Read along, or just close your eyes and listen.

LIMA, PERÚ · THE STORIES THAT FORMED US

What a family
carried together.

Work and friendship. Bread on the table. Illness, faith, and the people who kept showing up. A collection inspired by family recollections, with clear labels for what was remembered and what was imagined.

FOR THE STORIES STILL WITH YOU

You can begin even
if they’re no longer here.

A phrase they always said. A story they told a hundred times. The things you remember are worth keeping, too. We’ll name them as your recollections, with room for the details you don’t quite know.