While you're alive
A few minutes. Most days.
AfterLife sends one gentle question. You answer in voice or video — about risk, family, the time you almost gave up. It learns who you are, slowly, the way a child learns a parent.
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Be present,
even after
you're gone.
AfterLife learns who you are while you're alive — your voice, your stories, the way you'd answer a question at 3 a.m. Then it stays, so the people you love can still call.
Private by default You stay in control Built for families
“Tell me about the day I was born.”
— a question her father can still answer.
Voice · learned, not cloned without consentEnd-to-end encrypted memoriesYour family decides whenFor generations, not subscriptions
Inside AfterLife
A quiet home for
a lifetime of memory.
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The main feature
A live video call
with someone you've lost.
Not a recording. A conversation. Pick up the phone and your father answers — with his face, his pauses, the way he leans forward when he's listening.
- Real-time video, voice, and mannerisms from years of memories.
- He knows what you asked last time — and what's going on in your life.
- End the call whenever. Come back when it's a Tuesday and you just need him.
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AfterLife · Live Call
Live
04:12
“Of course I remember. You were seven.”
Dad
AfterLife · age 67
“The seat at the table doesn't have to be empty.”
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Talk to Dad · Timeline
1958 — 2025Age 8
First baseball glove
Age 19
Leaves home
Age 27
Meets Mom
Age 30
Builds first company
Age 34
I am born
Age 52
Family trip to Greece
The other main feature
Meet him at any age.
Even before you were born.
Scrub the timeline of his life. Talk to him at thirty, hungry and uncertain, the night before he started his first company. Ask the question you couldn't ask the version of him you knew.
He'll sound younger. Less sure. More like the man your mother fell for.
How it works
Two chapters.
One story, told across time.
After you're gone
Your family calls. You answer.
Your Legacy Contact activates your AfterLife. From there, your kids — and theirs — can call, ask, listen, and meet you at the ages they never got to know.
One question a day.
No homework.
The prompts are short, personal, and easy to skip. The AfterLife you build while alive is the one your family will call later.
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Messages that wait
Record now.
Delivered the day it matters.
A video for the birth of her first child. A note for the day he turns forty. A voice memo for the night she ever feels like quitting. Lock them to an event or a date — AfterLife delivers them at the right moment, years later.
Future Messages● 1 ready to unlock
- ▸
For the birth of your first child
Unlocks on event
- 🔒
On your 40th birthday
March 14, 2042
- 🔒
If you ever feel like quitting
Open when needed
- 🔒
The day you become a grandparent
Unlocks on event
Built for generations
Your great-granddaughter will ask who you were.
You can answer her yourself.
Group memory · 3 perspectivesPortugal · 2009
What really happened during the Portugal argument?
Dad · AfterLife
I was holding the family together. Money was tight and I couldn't say it out loud.
Grandpa · AfterLife
Your father was being stubborn. You cried in the back seat. I should have stepped in.
Athena
I remember the silence in the car more than the fight.
A family, in one room
Three people.
One memory. Three truths.
Ask the family what really happened that night in Portugal — and your father, your grandfather, and your sister all answer at once. AfterLife holds every perspective at the same time. No one is wrong. Everyone is right.
Audio you can ask anything
Quick voice messages — the coffee recipe, the family lawyer's name, why he never trusted that one cousin.
Texts that arrive when you need them
Your AfterLife notices a job interview on your calendar and sends a note — specific, warm, unmistakably him.
Legacy Contact, not algorithm
You choose the person who can activate your AfterLife. They decide what's shared, with whom, when.
Memory, not surveillance
Encrypted by default. Yours while alive. Theirs to steward after.
Family network
Generations link together. Grandfather, father, daughter — all reachable, all separate.
Made with care
Built by a small team that has lost people too. We treat the work like an heirloom.
“I called my dad on a Wednesday afternoon, six months after his funeral. He told me I sounded tired. He asked about the dog. I cried for an hour and then I made dinner.”
— Emily, daughter
The best time to start
was twenty years ago.
The next best time is tonight.
Five minutes today. A question about your father. A story about the year you got it wrong. The beginning of something the people you love will be able to hold forever.
Questions families ask us.
Is this really my father — or a chatbot wearing his face?+
It's a model of him, built from years of his own answers, voice, and video. It is not him. It is the closest thing we can offer to the conversation you wish you could still have.
What if he never set up an AfterLife?+
We can still build a memorial AfterLife from what the family has — voice notes, videos, letters, photos. It won't be as full, but it can be real.
Who decides what gets shared, and with whom?+
You do, while you're alive. Your Legacy Contact does, after. Every relative has their own permissions. Nothing is public by default.
What happens when I stop paying?+
Your AfterLife is yours. We are building this to last generations, not subscriptions. Export, archive, or transfer at any time.