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Narravita
Turn your memories into your life story, with AI help
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Turn your memories into your life story, with AI help
2 followers
Start your own life story with a voice memory, a few lines or a photo with context. Narravita for Android preserves your originals and uses optional cloud AI to organize memories and help draft chapters you review and edit. Try the limited free first-chapter pilot if eligible: up to five lifetime memories, one short draft and a simple PDF. No card or automatic subscription. Continuing with Personal is optional and paid.
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Hi, I’m Vincenzo, the maker of Narravita. Thanks for taking a look.
A whole autobiography is a daunting place to start. A memory is smaller: something you can say aloud, write in a few lines, or bring back with a photograph.
Narravita lets you collect those pieces out of order. Optional cloud AI helps organize them, suggest useful connections and draft chapters for you to review. Your originals stay available. You decide what sounds like you and what belongs in your story; AI can be wrong, and an uncertain date should stay uncertain.
I’m opening a small free first-chapter pilot for eligible adult free accounts on Android: up to five lifetime memories (earlier free memories count), ten minutes of voice processing, one short chapter draft and a simple PDF. There are eight initial places, with availability shown in the app. No card and no automatic subscription. Continuing with Personal is optional and paid. Your pilot chapter remains available to read, edit manually and export as a simple PDF.
To find it, open Home or Books and choose “You remember. AI helps you write.” The website explains the offer and links to a clearly fictional example so you can look before installing. The app supports English, Italian, Dutch, German and French; iPhone is still a waitlist.
If you try it, I’d love to hear where starting feels difficult: recording the first memory, connecting the pieces, or getting the draft to sound like you. You don’t need to share your private memories with me to give feedback.
Thanks again — Vincenzo