Turn your parent's spoken memories into a beautiful memoir and illustrated children's storybook. AI-powered voice recording, no writing required. Preserve their legacy today.
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Congrats on the launch, @nzieber. I think your Just Talking approach is the winner.
I noticed one thing on the page. Your text focuses on the bedtime story. That is the joy. But the real driver here is the fear of losing these memories. I think if you hit that "Cost of Inaction" harder in the hero section, your signups will jump.
@taimur_haider1 thank you so much for your comment honestly. Mean a lot to have your support!
You’re right about it, we’ve been trying to hit that sweet spot of communicating urgency without raising anxiety. We’ll keep refining!
Thanks for the pointer. Good learnings
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Very interesting idea! It could be developed further by allowing users to upload old photos so the AI could assemble a whole video story.
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The "three-generation problem" framing is exactly right — grandparents have the stories, grandkids want them, and there's rarely a format that bridges the two. Did you find people were more willing to sit down and record when the book was framed as being for one specific grandchild rather than a general family archive?
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This is such a refreshingly human use of AI! I’ve watched Mawuli pour his heart into this project and I can’t wait to onboard my grandma and start collecting her stories.
@justinling can’t wait to have you, grandma and your parents enjoy Tellus!
The continuously updating memoir is definitely going to leave a lasting impression for you and your family
Congrats on the launch, @nzieber. I think your Just Talking approach is the winner.
I noticed one thing on the page. Your text focuses on the bedtime story. That is the joy. But the real driver here is the fear of losing these memories. I think if you hit that "Cost of Inaction" harder in the hero section, your signups will jump.
I hope this hits the top spot today.
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Very interesting idea! It could be developed further by allowing users to upload old photos so the AI could assemble a whole video story.
The "three-generation problem" framing is exactly right — grandparents have the stories, grandkids want them, and there's rarely a format that bridges the two. Did you find people were more willing to sit down and record when the book was framed as being for one specific grandchild rather than a general family archive?
This is such a refreshingly human use of AI! I’ve watched Mawuli pour his heart into this project and I can’t wait to onboard my grandma and start collecting her stories.
Tellus