MemoAgent lets a family talk with an AI avatar of the person they lost — one that speaks the way they actually spoke, in a voice reconstructed from the family's own recordings. The family builds it together: everyone adds photos, stories, voice notes and WhatsApp history through one shared link, and those materials become the avatar's personality. The same materials also become a living album that narrates each photo's story aloud.
Hi PH 👋 I'm Itay. I built MemoAgent after losing my sister at the Nova festival on October 7th. What I wanted most was to hear her again — the way she actually talked, not a summary of who she was. So the heart of MemoAgent is an AI avatar you can hold a real conversation with, built from what the family already has: photos, voice notes and WhatsApp threads that were scattered across ten phones. Those same materials also become a living album that tells the story behind every photo out loud.
Two things matter to me most: families build it together (one link, everyone contributes), and the AI never pretends. It always says it's AI, never invents a memory, never discusses how she died — it exists to remember a life, not to simulate a person.
Happy to answer anything, including the hard ethical questions — they deserve honest answers.