Personal memory archive
Tell it once.
It remembers for good.
LifeGraph listens to the stories of your life in your own words, then quietly builds the people, places, events and facts behind them — with a traceable source for every single detail.
Your words stay yours
Every story you tell is saved untouched, first, before anything is interpreted. Originals are the ground truth — forever.
People, not tags
Dad, my father, Robert Sr. — LifeGraph tracks aliases, relationships and the events that connect people together.
Honest about time
"Sometime in the early 80s" stays that way. Approximate and unknown dates are preserved, never quietly invented.
Every fact has a source
Ask anything and the answer is grounded in your own memories, with the uncertainty shown rather than hidden.
How it feels to use
- 01
Say something true
"My grandmother Ruth taught me to bake in her kitchen on Ellis Street, probably around 1987."
- 02
Review what was understood
Ruth (grandmother), Ellis Street, an approximate 1987 event — confirm, correct, or mark wrong.
- 03
Ask and be asked
Ask your own history questions, and answer one sharp follow-up each time you visit.
Begin with one story
Thirty or forty stories in, it starts to feel like something that genuinely knows your life.