Personal biographer

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For the life stories that should outlive memory.

Start with yourself or someone you love. Yaad guides one calm conversation, shapes it into a chapter, and keeps a living book your family can return to over time.

How it works
  • For your story or someone you love
  • Private by default, shared deliberately
  • Return chapter by chapter

How it works

One conversation becomes a chapter. Chapters become the life book.

Yaad stays simple on purpose: choose whose story you want to keep, sit down for a calm conversation, and come back to a book that keeps gaining shape.

Choose a storyTalk togetherReturn to chapters

Private by default. Shared only when you decide the story is ready to travel.

  1. Step 01

    Choose whose story you are keeping.

    Begin with yourself, a parent, or someone whose memories shape the family. Yaad gives the conversation a clear place to begin.

  2. Step 02

    Talk together for one calm sitting.

    Yaad guides with quiet prompts, listens for detail, and helps the voice stay human instead of turning the moment into a form to complete.

  3. Step 03

    Return to chapters as the book grows.

    Each session becomes part of a living book you can revisit, refine, and share deliberately over time.

For your own story

Keep the memories you do not want to lose to time.

Use Yaad as a personal biographer when you want your life, relationships, and turning points held in one place.

For someone you love

Help a parent or elder leave more than fragments behind.

Start gently with the person you want to keep close, then build a family book that can be returned to for years.

Why people return

Not a one-time interview.A quiet relationship with a life.

Start small and return often.

You do not need to tell the whole life at once. One honest conversation is enough to begin, and the book deepens whenever you return.

Voice stays closer than notes ever could.

The chapters are shaped from conversation, so the person still sounds like themselves instead of a sterile transcript or summary dump.

The story becomes easier to share well.

What begins as a private conversation can become something the family can revisit with more care, context, and emotional truth.

Trust

The story stays withthe family.

A personal biographer only works when the person telling the story feels safe. Yaad is built to protect that feeling from the first conversation onward.

Private by default

Sharing stays deliberate. A story only travels when the family decides it should.

Consent stays central

The person telling the story remains at the center of what is recorded and kept.

Family-owned from the start

The book belongs to the family and the relationship around it, not to the software.

Begin

Begin with one conversation. Keep the life close.

Choose whose story to keep, sit down together, and let the first chapter give your family something real to return to.