Gather the moments. Leave a life on the page.
Recall helps you begin with a conversation, a voice recording, or a moment from your life, then gradually shape those scattered experiences into a memoir you can keep, revise, and share with family.
Every life leaves a trace.
You don't need to be a writer or start at the beginning. Just tell one small thing you still remember.
On my first day, a woman from personnel handed me a heavy bunch of keys. They hung from my waistband and rattled as I walked. For the first few days, I felt as though I had an iron grasshopper tied to my waist.
Only later did I understand that the weight of those keys was more than something at my waist. For a young person who had just left home, they were the first tie to a responsibility of my own.
Some experiences take just one line on a résumé but feel like a long journey within. Leaving home for the first time. A first job. A choice, a turning point, someone you still remember. These moments may have been quiet, yet they helped make you who you are. Recall wants to keep the traces of a life lived with care, without turning it into a legend.
Recall is an AI writing companion that helps you organize your own or your family's life experiences. You decide what to tell, how to say it, and what to keep.
Choose what you feel like talking about today. No preparation is needed. Follow a few questions and let the memories come at your own pace.
Selected: Write the story of my life so far
A bunch of keys, a first time away from home, the start of working life. See how a few remembered details become The Iron Grasshopper.
My first job was at a small cable factory in the provincial capital. The workshop always smelled of heated rubber, sweet and sharp at the same time.
I looked after the warehouse for 420 yuan a month. On my first day, a woman from personnel handed me a heavy bunch of keys. They hung from my waistband and rattled as I walked.
For the first few days, I felt as though I had an iron grasshopper tied to my waist.
Only later did I understand that the weight of those keys was more than something at my waist. For a young person who had just left home, they were the first tie to a responsibility of my own.
03 / Your account becomes a draft for you to review.
This is a prepared product demonstration, not a live generation.
Like a patient interviewer, Recall helps your story unfold without asking you to tell it all at once.
When you would rather not type, you can speak. Many memories feel natural when told aloud.
Each conversation can become a chapter, so your memories need not stay scattered across a chat.
Make it plainer, warmer, or closer to the way you speak. Change a title, shorten a passage, or add a detail.
Begin with one short piece, then gradually bring together an outline, chapters, and the memoir of a life.
Return to an existing chapter to add what came before or what followed, and let the story grow fuller.
Each chapter is based on what you actually tell us. Recall can organize, polish, and ask questions, but will not invent important life experiences.
You can revise, delete, rewrite, and decide which parts to leave out of the book.
Your recordings, words, chapters, and family memories should belong only to you and those you allow to see them.
Gather your life so far and leave a fuller picture of who you are.
While you can still sit down together, give them time to tell you more about the past.
Bring the memories shared at the dinner table together into the story of where your family began.
Let those who come later meet you as a real, particular, warmly human person.
Yes. You do not need to write a whole piece yourself. Recall starts with conversation or speech and helps shape what you tell into chapters.
Our principle is to preserve important facts. AI can help with wording, structure, and expression, while the key experiences, people, and details should come from you.
Yes. Sit down together, begin with one small thing they remember, and check and organize the details with them.
One short memory is enough to start. A few follow-up questions help bring out details before they are shaped into a short chapter draft. You can add to it and revise it over time.
Recall will help you turn it, little by little, into words worth keeping.