You speak, Echoes listens
Tell one memory out loud, in your own words. There is no form to complete and no right way to begin. Five minutes is enough for a first story.
How it works
Nothing to prepare, nothing to write. You tell one memory, and Echoes takes care of the rest.
Tell one memory out loud, in your own words. There is no form to complete and no right way to begin. Five minutes is enough for a first story.
The dates, the places and the people you mention are gathered into a timeline you can correct at any moment. Nothing is filed away behind your back.
A printed book, a shared album, a message opened years from now. You decide what is passed on, and to whom.
Who it is for
Echoes was built for people who have a great deal to say and little time to write it down.
You have lived a great deal and written almost none of it. Echoes listens, then turns it into a book your grandchildren will actually open.
Everyone holds a piece — a photograph, a date, an anecdote told at every meal. Echoes brings them together in one place instead of five phones.
The first words, the first day of school, the small things you swear you will never forget. Written down before they fade.
Ask the questions while there is still time to ask them. Echoes keeps the answers, in the voice that told them.
Trust
A family archive is only worth building if you know where it lives and who can open it.
Nothing is published and nothing is shared until you say so. Sharing is always a decision, never a setting you forgot to change.
Each account keeps its own memory. Nothing travels from one family to another — not a story, not a photograph, not a name.
Echoes is built and hosted in France, by a team in Paris. You can export everything, or close your account, whenever you want.