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## Homepage — /

EverMemory is an AI memoir platform that turns spoken voice recordings into a professionally written, printed biography. A family member talks for 5–10 hours across multiple sessions; Echo — EverMemory's writing companion — listens, organizes the recordings into chapters, and produces a narrative memoir. A physical A5 hardcover book arrives at your door in approximately one month.

### What EverMemory Does

You talk. Echo writes your book.

That is the entire promise, and it holds. EverMemory was built for the families who have been meaning to sit down with an aging parent and record their stories — and who have not, because life moves faster than intention. It was built for the elderly person who has a lifetime of experience to pass on but who does not think of themselves as a writer. It was built for the moment when a diagnosis makes the future uncertain, and the window for questions suddenly feels very narrow.

No writing skills are required from anyone. Your parent opens EverMemory on any browser, answers Echo's gentle prompts, and speaks — in any of eight languages, at their own pace. Echo handles everything after that: transcription, structure, narrative shape, and prose. When you approve the result, a real book is printed and shipped to your door or to theirs.

### How It Works — Three Steps

**Step 1 — You speak. That's it.**
Open EverMemory on any browser, answer Echo's gentle prompts, and talk — in any language, at your own pace. There is no app to download, no account required for the person speaking. A family member can scan a QR code and the elderly parent starts talking immediately.

**Step 2 — Echo shapes your words.**
Echo listens, organizes your recordings into chapters, and rewrites them into prose worthy of a published memoir. Echo is not a transcription service. It reads the emotional current beneath the words, finds the through-line across fragmented memories, and writes a coherent narrative without asking the speaker to be more organized. Six writing styles are available, from warm and conversational to formal and literary.

**Step 3 — A real book arrives.**
We print and deliver a beautifully bound book to your door — a keepsake your family will hold for generations. The standard format is A5 (210×140mm), approximately 200 pages, with acid-free archival paper and sewn-spine binding options. Delivery takes approximately one month from the first recording session.

### The Book

Every story Echo helps capture becomes a chapter in a memoir printed to archival standards. This is not a scrapbook or a PDF. It is a proper book — the kind you place on a shelf and return to, that children reach for long after you are gone.

Two binding options are available: Softcover (premium packaging) and Hardcover (sewn-spine, archival binding). Both are A5 (210×140mm), approximately 200 pages, printed on acid-free paper designed to last 100 years or more. Family photographs can be incorporated throughout.

### Pricing Summary

EverMemory charges once — not by subscription.

- **Pro Lifetime** — $89.90 one-time. Includes the platform forever and one printed A5 book (softcover, premium packaging).
- **EverMemory Max** — $299 one-time. Includes five A5 softcover books for the whole family, plus a vinyl record or CD of the author reading excerpts from their own book, in their own voice.
- **Extra softcover** — $39.90 per copy. **Extra hardcover (sewn-spine)** — $59.90 per copy.
- **Pro-Vita** — Free for verified hospice and palliative care patients. No credit card, no catch.

StoryWorth and Remento charge $99 every year. EverMemory charges $89.90 once — and you own it.

### Language Support

EverMemory supports eight languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, and Spanish. Your parent records in their native tongue; Echo writes the biography in that same language. Multilingual families can mix sessions freely.

### Trust and Privacy

Your family's stories belong entirely to you. EverMemory encrypts all recordings and text, never sells your data, and never uses your content to train AI models — this is written into the Terms of Service, not just marketing copy. Only you and the people you explicitly invite can access your material. All content is exportable at any time as a complete archive of recordings, transcripts, and the full biography text.

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## Pricing — /pricing

EverMemory's pricing page covers all plans, book options, and Japan-specific pricing. EverMemory charges a one-time lifetime fee — no subscriptions, no monthly charges, no renewal reminders. The writing work is done once; additional printed copies cost a fraction of the original.

### Plan Overview

EverMemory offers two primary plans and a free program for end-of-life circumstances.

**Pro Lifetime — $89.90 (one-time)**
The complete EverMemory experience for one family. Includes unlimited recording sessions, Echo's full memoir-writing and editorial features across all six writing styles, and one printed A5 softcover book (premium packaging) delivered to your door. The platform access is lifetime — no expiry, no renewal. Additional books can be ordered at any time.

**EverMemory Max — $299 (one-time)**
Designed for families who want to share the story with every branch of the family. Includes everything in Pro Lifetime, plus five printed A5 softcover books (one for each sibling, one for the grandchildren, one for the shelf), and a vinyl record or CD of the author reading excerpts from their own book — selected from the original recordings, in their own voice. The vinyl record or CD is pressed from the raw audio of the recording sessions, not a synthesized reading. It is the author's actual voice. For families who want the words and the voice together, EverMemory Max at $299 is the only product that provides both.

The math: five softcover books at the extra-copy rate ($39.90 each) would cost $199.50. The vinyl or CD adds $99.50 of value on top. EverMemory Max at $299 is nearly the break-even price for the physical items alone — the recordings, Echo's writing, and the platform access are included at no additional cost.

**Pro-Vita — Free**
For verified hospice patients and individuals in palliative care, EverMemory is available at no cost. Full platform access, Echo's writing, and one printed book are all included. No credit card is required. Families facing end-of-life circumstances can apply through the Pro-Vita page; verification is handled with care and without bureaucratic delay.

### Book Pricing

| Format | Price per copy |
|---|---|
| Softcover (premium packaging) | $39.90 |
| Hardcover (sewn-spine, archival binding) | $59.90 |

Additional copies can be ordered at any time after the book is approved for printing. Because the writing is already complete, these prices reflect production cost only — not the full value of the memoir.

### Plan Comparison Table

| | **Pro Lifetime** | **EverMemory Max** | **Extra Copies** |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $89.90 once | $299 once | From $39.90/copy |
| Platform access | Lifetime | Lifetime | — |
| Echo memoir writing | Full | Full | — |
| Writing styles | 6 | 6 | — |
| Printed books included | 1 softcover | 5 softcover | As ordered |
| Vinyl or CD of author's voice | No | Yes | — |
| Hardcover upgrade option | +$20/copy | +$20/copy | $59.90/copy |
| Subscriptions or renewals | None | None | None |

### Japan Pricing (税込)

| Plan / Item | 価格（税込） |
|---|---|
| Pro Lifetime | ¥13,800 |
| EverMemory Max | ¥49,800 |
| Extra softcover book | ¥6,380 |
| Extra hardcover book (sewn-spine) | ¥9,800 |

For Japanese customers: a professional 自分史代行 service typically costs ¥220,000–¥500,000 and takes 6–12 months. EverMemory Pro at ¥13,800 is approximately 1/16th the minimum cost and delivers in approximately one month.

### Pricing FAQ

**Q: Is there any subscription or renewal?**
No. Every EverMemory plan is a one-time lifetime purchase. There are no monthly fees, annual renewals, or platform access expiries. Once purchased, the platform and all your content are yours permanently.

**Q: What happens to my content if EverMemory shuts down?**
All content — recordings, transcripts, and the full biography text — can be exported as a complete archive at any time. If EverMemory ever ceases operations, we are committed to giving users full and timely access to their own content before anything closes.

**Q: Can I upgrade from Pro to EverMemory Max later?**
Yes. Contact support and we will apply your original Pro payment toward the EverMemory Max price. You will only pay the difference.

**Q: Is there a free trial?**
EverMemory offers a free onboarding session: you can record a session, hear Echo's writing, and preview a sample chapter before any payment is required. You only pay when you decide the product is right for your family.

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## FAQ — /faq

The most frequently asked questions about EverMemory, covering how it works, privacy, book specifications, timing, languages, and who the platform is designed for.

### What Is EverMemory?

**Q: What is EverMemory?**
EverMemory turns your loved one's spoken stories into a real, printed memoir. Your parent talks — Echo listens, writes, and shapes their words into a book delivered to your door. No writing skills required, on either end.

**Q: Who is Echo?**
Echo is EverMemory's writing companion. It listens to your loved one's recordings, understands the shape of their story, and turns spoken words into polished, readable prose — like a memoir from a bookstore, not a transcript. Echo handles the writing so your family handles the remembering. Echo does not produce AI-generated filler; it shapes the speaker's actual words and memories into narrative form.

**Q: What languages does EverMemory support?**
EverMemory supports eight languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, and Spanish. Your parent records in their native tongue, and Echo writes the biography in that same language. Multilingual families can mix sessions freely.

**Q: Is EverMemory different from hiring a ghostwriter?**
A professional memoir ghostwriter costs $20,000–$80,000 and takes one to two years. EverMemory delivers a comparable result for under $90 in a matter of weeks. For most families, EverMemory is not a compromise — it is the memoir that actually gets made, rather than the one that was always planned.

### Recording and How It Works

**Q: How long does the recording process take?**
Most families complete their recordings in 5–10 hours spread across several sessions. There is no single marathon sitting required — a short session every few days works perfectly. Echo builds the book progressively, so you can preview chapters long before everything is recorded.

**Q: How long does it take from first recording to book in hand?**
About one month in total: one to two weeks of recording at your own pace, then two weeks for printing and production. Families facing health urgency can contact support; EverMemory will do everything possible to expedite.

**Q: Do my parents need to be tech-savvy to use EverMemory?**
Not at all. The recording interface is a single large button. Your parent taps it, talks, and taps again to stop. Echo handles everything after that. Many EverMemory users are adults in their 70s and 80s who have never used a smartphone app before — and they succeed on their first try. For parents who cannot operate a device independently, a family member or caregiver can sit with them and facilitate the recording conversation.

**Q: Can I set up EverMemory for a parent who lives far away?**
Yes. You create the account, configure the prompts, and share access — your parent records from their home on any device. You review and edit the generated chapters from wherever you are. Families across different cities and countries use EverMemory together regularly.

**Q: What if my parent can only speak for 10 minutes a day?**
Ten minutes is enough. EverMemory is designed for short, natural sessions — one memory, one chapter at a time. Over a month of 10-minute conversations, Echo assembles a rich portrait. There is no minimum session length and no pressure to record everything at once.

**Q: What if my parent's speech is fragmented or repetitive?**
Echo is designed exactly for this. Older adults naturally jump between memories, repeat stories, or trail off mid-sentence — that is fine. Echo reads the emotional current beneath the words, finds the through-line, and writes a coherent narrative without asking your parent to be more organized.

### The Finished Book

**Q: What does the finished book look like?**
A bound book with typeset interior pages and optional family photos woven throughout. It looks and feels like a published memoir — not a photo album or a spiral-bound printout. It is designed to sit on a shelf for generations.

**Q: What are the book's specifications?**
The standard EverMemory biography is 210×140mm (A5), approximately 200 pages. Softcover copies use premium packaging. Hardcover copies use sewn-spine, archival binding — the same standard used by traditional publishers. Both are printed on acid-free paper built to last 100 years or more.

**Q: What writing styles are available?**
EverMemory offers six writing styles, from warm and conversational to formal and literary. Styles reference the sensibilities of writers including Zhang Ailing, Stefan Zweig, Marcel Proust, Milan Kundera, Truman Capote and Lin Haiyin, and F. Scott Fitzgerald. You choose the style before Echo begins writing; styles can be previewed on sample chapters before you commit.

**Q: Can I edit the biography before printing?**
Yes. You have full editorial control before printing. Add, remove, or rewrite any section. Echo's draft is a starting point, not a final verdict. The book goes to print only when you say it is ready.

**Q: Can I order extra copies?**
Yes, additional copies can be ordered at any time. Extra softcover copies are $39.90 each; hardcover sewn-spine copies are $59.90 each. Because the writing is already complete, these prices reflect production only.

### Privacy and Data Ownership

**Q: Is my family's data safe with EverMemory?**
Your family's stories belong entirely to you. EverMemory encrypts all recordings and text, never sells your data, and never uses your content to train AI models. Only you and people you explicitly invite can access the material. Privacy is a founding commitment, written into the Terms of Service.

**Q: Will EverMemory use our recordings to train AI models?**
Never. This is written into EverMemory's Terms of Service, not just marketing copy. Your family's recordings and the biography Echo writes are 100% yours — they will never be used to train any AI model, by EverMemory or any third party.

**Q: Who can see our recordings and biography?**
Only you and the people you explicitly invite. EverMemory staff cannot access your content. Even when providing support, staff work only with your explicit permission. Access control is yours at all times.

**Q: Can I export all my data?**
Yes. All recordings, transcripts, and the full biography text can be exported as a complete archive at any time, independent of your subscription status.

### Pricing and Programs

**Q: How much does EverMemory cost?**
Pro Lifetime is $89.90 as a one-time purchase — one payment, unlimited use, one printed A5 softcover book included. EverMemory Max is $299 once — includes five A5 softcover books plus a vinyl record or CD of your loved one reading excerpts from their own book, in their own voice. Additional copies are available separately: $39.90 for softcover, $59.90 for hardcover. There are no hidden fees.

**Q: What is Pro-Vita?**
Pro-Vita is EverMemory's program for people facing terminal illness or end-of-life circumstances. Qualifying patients receive full EverMemory access — including the printed book — at no cost. No credit card, no trial period. Because no one should lose their story for financial reasons.

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## EverMemory vs StoryWorth — /vs/storyworth

EverMemory and StoryWorth both produce printed family memoir books, but they work in fundamentally different ways. StoryWorth relies on written text typed by the subject; EverMemory is voice-first, with Echo writing from spoken recordings. For non-English-speaking families, families with limited time, or anyone who wants a book that reads like a published memoir rather than a Q&A collection, EverMemory takes a meaningfully different approach.

### Honest Overview

StoryWorth is one of the most trusted names in family storytelling, with over a million books printed since 2013 and more than 62,000 Trustpilot reviews. The weekly email format is genuinely elegant: your parent receives a question, replies like a normal email, and the replies accumulate over a year into a book. For people who enjoy writing, are comfortable with English, and have a year to spend on the project, it works well.

EverMemory takes a different starting point. The person whose story is being captured does not need to write a single word. They speak — into a phone, a computer, whatever is at hand — and Echo writes from their voice. This makes EverMemory accessible to a far broader range of people: those who find writing laborious, those whose first language is not English, those who are elderly and not comfortable with keyboards, and those who do not have a year to work at weekly intervals.

### Feature Comparison

| | **StoryWorth** | **EverMemory** |
|---|---|---|
| Core format | Weekly email prompts → typed replies → book at year-end | Voice recording → Echo literary rewrite → printed memoir |
| Who does the writing | The subject — typed answers required | No typing needed — just talking |
| AI writing assistance | None — text printed as written | Yes — Echo rewrites spoken words into flowing prose while preserving the speaker's voice |
| Language support | English only | 8 languages (English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish) |
| Pricing model | $99/year (subscription) | $89.90 one-time (Pro Lifetime) |
| Additional printed books | $39–$99/book depending on length | $39.90 softcover · $59.90 hardcover sewn-spine |
| Suitable for urgent timelines | No — one question per week, year-long pace | Yes — recordings can be completed in days or weeks |
| Vinyl or CD of the author's voice | No | Yes, with EverMemory Max ($299) |

### Where StoryWorth Has Limits

**No writing support.** StoryWorth prints exactly what was typed, including run-on sentences and the kind of fragmented phrasing that comes naturally in writing but reads awkwardly in a finished book. For parents who do not think of themselves as writers, the final product can feel unpolished regardless of how rich the stories inside.

**English only.** If your parent's first language is Mandarin, Japanese, Cantonese, Korean, or any language spoken in immigrant families, StoryWorth cannot serve them. This is not a minor gap — it means an entire generation of non-English-speaking elders is excluded from leaving a written legacy.

**Pace does not fit every situation.** One question per week for a year is a pleasant rhythm for someone in good health with plenty of time. For a family that has just received a difficult diagnosis, that rhythm is simply too slow and cannot be accelerated.

**Cost compounds over time.** At $99 per year, StoryWorth costs $297 over three years and never ends. EverMemory costs $89.90 once.

### Who EverMemory Is Right For

EverMemory is the better choice for multilingual families, for families with a narrow window of time, and for anyone who wants the finished book to read like a published memoir rather than a collection of typed email replies. It is also the better choice for parents who are elderly, physically frail, or simply more comfortable talking than typing.

If your parent enjoys writing, is a fluent English speaker, and has a year to spend on a pleasant weekly ritual, StoryWorth may suit them well. If your parent speaks another language, or if time is limited, or if you want Echo to shape a coherent narrative from what they say — EverMemory was built for that.

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## EverMemory vs Remento — /vs/remento

EverMemory and Remento both use voice recordings as their starting point, but they diverge significantly in what they produce and how they protect that content. Remento captures voice and produces a digital record; EverMemory captures voice and delivers a permanent physical book. For families who want a lasting artifact — not an app that depends on a company still being in business — the difference matters.

### Honest Overview

Remento uses QR codes to make recording easy for elderly family members, and it works: the friction of getting a grandparent to speak is genuinely reduced. The concept is sound. The concern is in what happens to the recordings once captured. Remento's product is primarily digital — a library of voice recordings and stories accessible through an app. The physical book, while available, is not the default output, and the digital library depends entirely on Remento continuing to operate.

EverMemory's output is a permanent physical book. Once it is printed and in your hands, it exists independently of EverMemory as a company. The stories do not disappear if the app is discontinued, if a server goes down, or if a subscription lapses. For the families who are recording these stories precisely because they understand how fragile memory and time are, permanence is not a minor feature.

### Feature Comparison

| | **Remento** | **EverMemory** |
|---|---|---|
| Primary output | Digital story library | Printed memoir book (physical, permanent) |
| AI narrative writing | Limited — primarily transcription and organization | Full — Echo rewrites recordings into memoir-quality prose |
| Language support | 2 languages | 8 languages |
| Physical book | Available as add-on | Included in base plan (1 copy) |
| Book permanence | Dependent on platform availability | Permanent physical artifact |
| Vinyl or CD of author's voice | No | Yes, with EverMemory Max |
| Pricing model | Subscription | $89.90 one-time (Pro Lifetime) |
| Data ownership | Platform-dependent access | 100% user ownership, fully exportable |

### The Permanence Question

Several Remento users have noted a quiet anxiety: what happens to the recordings if the company changes its terms, pivots its product, or ceases operations? QR codes and app-based access are convenient right up until they are not.

EverMemory's answer to this question is structural, not just contractual. The primary deliverable is a printed book that requires no device, no account, and no internet connection to read. Your parent's story exists in the world whether or not EverMemory the company exists next year. Beyond the book, all digital content — recordings, transcripts, and the full biography text — is exportable as a complete archive at any time.

### Writing Quality

Remento focuses on capturing and organizing voice content; it does not rewrite recordings into narrative prose. EverMemory's Echo takes recorded speech — often fragmented, repetitive, and non-linear, as natural conversation tends to be — and shapes it into memoir-quality prose. The goal is a book someone would want to read cover to cover. The six available writing styles allow each family to choose a voice that fits the person whose story is being told.

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## EverMemory Max — /max

EverMemory Max is EverMemory's most complete package: five printed books, a vinyl record or CD of the author reading from their own memoir, and lifetime platform access — all for $299, paid once. It is designed for families who want every branch of the family to have a copy, and who want to preserve not just the written word but the living voice.

### What Is Included

**Five A5 softcover books** — premium packaging, professionally printed and bound, ready to give to each sibling, to place on the family shelf, to pass to the grandchildren. Because the writing is done only once, five copies cost far less than five separately commissioned memoirs.

**One vinyl record or CD of the author's voice** — selected excerpts from the memoir, read aloud by the author themselves. The audio is drawn from the original recording sessions — not a synthesized voice, not a professional narrator, but the actual voice of the person whose story is being told. Families choose between vinyl (12-inch, pressed record) and CD. Both include printed sleeve notes with chapter titles and dates.

**Lifetime platform access and Echo's full memoir-writing features** — the same as Pro Lifetime, extended to cover all five books. Additional copies can always be ordered at the extra-copy rate ($39.90 softcover, $59.90 hardcover) once the book is complete.

### The Math

Five softcover copies at the individual extra-copy rate ($39.90 each) would cost $199.50. The vinyl record or CD adds meaningful production value on top of that — professional mastering, pressing, and packaging. EverMemory Max at $299 is priced at near cost for the physical items alone; the platform, Echo's writing, and the editorial process are included in that price.

Put another way: for $299, a family receives a printed memoir shared across five copies and a voice recording that can be played on any standard turntable or CD player, now and for decades to come. No subscription, no renewal, no dependency on a streaming service or app.

### Who EverMemory Max Is For

EverMemory Max is the right choice for families with multiple adult children who all want their own copy of the book. It is also the right choice for families who feel that the written word, while valuable, is only part of what they want to preserve — and who want to be able to hear their parent's voice on a Sunday afternoon, years from now, without needing an account or a charged phone.

It is also a gift. The whole package — the books and the record — can be ordered to ship directly to a parent's address, or split across multiple addresses. Several families have given EverMemory Max as a milestone birthday gift: the parent records their story, Echo writes it, and the books and vinyl arrive as a complete surprise.

### A Note on the Voice

The vinyl record and CD are among the most emotionally distinctive things EverMemory offers. A book preserves words. A record preserves the sound of a human being — the pauses, the cadence, the particular way someone says a name they have been saying for eighty years. Future generations will be able to hear, not just read, what this person sounded like. That is not a feature. It is an inheritance.

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## Gift for Parents — /gift-for-parents

EverMemory is one of the few gifts that becomes more meaningful with time. For adult children who want to give their aging parents something that matters — not another object, not another subscription — a memoir captures the one thing that cannot be purchased anywhere else: their parent's own story, written by Echo and printed in a book that will outlast them all.

### Why a Memoir Is the Best Gift

Physical gifts accumulate and are eventually given away. Experiences fade in detail. Subscriptions become obligations. A memoir is different. It is the record of a life that only one person could have lived, preserved in a form that does not require a device, a password, or a functioning company to access. It sits on a shelf. Grandchildren reach for it.

Most adult children between 35 and 55 carry a version of the same quiet worry: their parents are getting older, and there are stories that have not been told — or that have been told only in fragments, at dinners, in passing. The specific details of a childhood, a marriage, a decision that changed everything. EverMemory makes it easy enough to start today, before the questions go unanswered.

### How to Give It

EverMemory works equally well as a gift purchased and set up by an adult child, or as something a parent begins independently. The most common pattern: a son or daughter purchases Pro Lifetime ($89.90), sets up the account on a parent's device, and introduces Echo's first prompt during a visit or a call. The parent begins speaking; the son or daughter reviews chapters from wherever they live.

For parents who are less comfortable with technology, the QR code entry feature allows the whole process to start with a single scan — no login, no download, no account creation required from the person speaking. The adult child handles the account; the parent handles the stories.

For families who want to give the full package to all siblings: EverMemory Max at $299 includes five printed books and a vinyl record or CD of the parent's voice — one for each child, and one to keep.

### What Makes It Different from Other Gifts

StoryWorth ($99/year) requires the recipient to type, and works only in English. Remento produces a digital library that depends on an app. EverMemory produces a permanent physical book that does not require any technology to read — and Echo does the writing, so there is no burden placed on the recipient to be a writer.

For multilingual families, EverMemory's eight-language support means a grandmother who speaks only Mandarin, or a grandfather who spent his life in Japanese, can tell their story in the language they think in — and Echo writes it in that language.

The gift is not the platform. The gift is the book that arrives.

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## End-of-Life Memoir — /end-of-life

When time is limited, EverMemory's Pro-Vita program provides free access to the full platform — including the printed book — for verified hospice and palliative care patients. Beyond the program itself, EverMemory is designed for families who understand that the window for recording is open now, and may not be later.

### Why Timing Matters

Many families who discover EverMemory do so after a diagnosis, after a sudden decline in health, or after a conversation in which a parent said something they had never said before — and which no one wrote down. The regret that follows an unanswered question is different from other kinds of regret. It is permanent.

EverMemory cannot reverse time. But it can make the process of recording fast enough, easy enough, and dignified enough that families can begin today — even when today comes later than they would have liked. Sessions can be as short as five minutes. Echo can work from fragmentary recordings. The book can be completed in a matter of weeks.

### The Pro-Vita Program

Pro-Vita is EverMemory's commitment to ensuring that financial circumstances are never the reason a story goes untold. Hospice patients and individuals in palliative care who apply for Pro-Vita receive:

- Full lifetime access to the EverMemory platform and Echo's memoir-writing features
- One printed A5 softcover book (premium packaging), shipped to any address
- No credit card required, no trial period, no application fee

Verification is handled with care and without unnecessary bureaucratic steps. Families in urgent circumstances can contact support directly; EverMemory will do everything possible to expedite both the verification process and the book production.

### How EverMemory Serves Families Facing Loss

EverMemory does not use language like "before it's too late" because families facing illness have already heard enough urgency from every other direction. The platform is designed to be calm to enter, easy to begin, and dignified at every step.

Short sessions are the norm, not the exception. A five-minute recording of one memory is a complete contribution. Echo does not need a polished narrative — it can shape a coherent memoir from recordings made in a hospital bed, with a weak voice, over many short sessions. The book does not need to cover an entire life to be valuable. A partial record, honestly told, is more than most families have.

For the family members who remain: the book that arrives is not just a document. It is evidence that the person existed, that their life had shape and color and meaning, and that someone thought it was worth preserving. Grief, in the years that follow, has a place to go.

### A Note on Legacy

Several EverMemory families have described the same thing in different words: the recording process was not just about the book. It was the last extended conversation. It was the excuse to sit together and ask the questions that had always felt too large or too personal to raise. The book is what you hold afterward. The conversation is what happened first.

EverMemory makes it easy to start that conversation. The rest belongs to the family.

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## Japanese Homepage — /ja

EverMemoryは、家族の語りを一冊の本にするAI自伝サービスです。親御さんが話すだけで、EchoがAI書記として文章を整え、精装ハードカバー本として手元に届けます。タイピング不要。文章力不要。声があれば、一生の記録が残せます。

### あなたが話す。Echoが書く。本が届く。

これがEverMemoryのすべてです。

日本の家族が長年抱えてきた問いがあります。「親の話を録っておかないと」「もっと昔のことを聞いておきたかった」——でも、その機会はいつも後回しになります。EverMemoryは、その「いつか」を「今日」に変えるために作られました。

親御さんはブラウザを開き、Echoの質問に答えながら話すだけです。アプリのダウンロードも、アカウント作成も不要です。QRコードをスキャンするだけで、すぐに話し始められます。Echoはその語りを聞き、章立てし、出版物に匹敵する自伝として書き上げます。完成したら、精装本が自宅に届きます。

### 3ステップで完成

**ステップ1 — 話すだけ**
スマートフォンでも、パソコンでも。ブラウザを開き、Echoのガイドに従って思い出を語るだけです。文章を書く必要はありません。一回5〜10分の短い録音で構いません。

**ステップ2 — Echoが書く**
Echoは録音を聞き、エピソードを章に整理し、流れるような自伝の文章に書き直します。断片的な語りや、話題が前後する録音も、Echoが文脈を読んで一本の物語に仕上げます。6種類の文体スタイルから選べます。

**ステップ3 — 本が届く**
内容を確認してご承認いただいたら、印刷・製本。A5判（210×140mm）、約200ページの精装本が、約1ヶ月でご自宅に届きます。

### 仕様

- **判型**：A5（210×140mm）
- **ページ数**：約200ページ
- **装丁**：ソフトカバー（プレミアムパッケージ）/ ハードカバー（糸かがり上製本・保存用装丁）
- **用紙**：中性紙（酸性紙不使用）、100年以上の保存設計
- **対応言語**：英語、簡体字中国語、繁体字中国語、日本語、韓国語、ドイツ語、フランス語、スペイン語

### 料金（税込）

| プラン | 価格 |
|---|---|
| Pro（買い切り終身） | ¥13,800 |
| EverMemory Max（買い切り終身） | ¥49,800 |
| ソフトカバー追加 | ¥6,380/冊 |
| ハードカバー追加（糸かがり） | ¥9,800/冊 |

月額費用なし。年間更新なし。一度お支払いいただいたら、ずっとご利用いただけます。

自分史代行サービスの最低価格は¥220,000から。EverMemoryは¥13,800——約16分の1のコストで、約1ヶ月で完成します。

### プライバシーとデータ

すべての録音・文章データはお客様のものです。EverMemoryはすべてのデータを暗号化して保管し、第三者への提供もAI学習への利用も一切行いません。これは利用規約に明記された約束です。データはいつでも完全にエクスポートできます。

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## 終活ページ — /ja/shukatsu

EverMemoryは「書く終活」を「話す終活」に変えます。エンディングノートを書こうとして挫折した方、文章にまとめる時間や気力がない方——話すだけで、EchoがあなたのためにA5精装本の自伝を書き上げます。費用は¥13,800（買い切り）、期間は約1ヶ月です。

### 終活の「記憶を残す」フェーズを、声でかんたんに

エンディングノートを手に取ったことがある方は、よくご存じのはずです。「さて、何を書けばいいのか」と最初のページの前で止まってしまう、あの感覚を。書き始めたとしても、文章がまとまらない、言いたいことが伝わらない、結局また引き出しの奥にしまってしまう——その経験は、決して特別なことではありません。

日本では終活の必要性を認識している方が77%に上る一方で、実際に取り組んでいる方は44%にとどまるとされています。この差の多くは「何から始めればいいかわからない」「書くのが苦手」という障壁から生まれています。

EverMemoryは、書く必要がありません。話すだけで大丈夫です。

### エンディングノートとEverMemoryの違い

| | エンディングノート | EverMemory |
|---|---|---|
| 方法 | 自分でペンを持って書く | 話すだけ（文字入力不要） |
| 仕上がり | 箇条書きの情報一覧 | 文学的な語り口の自伝 |
| 編集 | すべて自分で考え、整理する | Echoが構成・文体を整える |
| 保存形態 | ノート・アプリ・デジタルデータ | 手元に残る精装ハードカバー本 |
| 読む人 | 主に手続きのために家族が参照 | 家族が何度も読み返したいと思う一冊 |
| 費用 | 800円〜1,500円（市販ノート） | ¥13,800（Pro 買い切り） |

### 自分史代行との違い

自分史代行サービスは、専門ライターがインタビューをもとに自伝を執筆する専門サービスです。品質は高いですが、費用は¥220,000〜¥500,000、制作期間は6〜12ヶ月が一般的です。

EverMemoryは¥13,800、約1ヶ月——自分史代行の約16分の1のコストと期間で、同等の自伝を実現します。Echoが書く文章は、「AI生成」という印象ではなく、話し手の言葉と記憶に根ざした、読み応えのある一冊です。

### 残せるもの

情報の一覧ではなく、物語が残ります。あなたがどんな時代を生き、何を大切にし、誰を愛し、何に笑ったか。あなたの声のリズムが宿った文章、あなた自身の言葉が選んだ表現、あなたにしか語れない人生観——それが一冊の本になります。

エンディングノートに書ける情報は、いずれ他の手段でも残せます。しかし、あなたの物語を語れるのは、あなただけです。

### プライバシーとデータ

すべての録音データはお客様のものです。第三者への提供もAI学習への利用も一切行いません。これは利用規約に明記された約束です。データはいつでも完全にエクスポートできます。

### 料金

Proプランは¥13,800の買い切り。月額費用なし、年間更新なし。EverMemory Maxは¥49,800で、A5ソフトカバー本5冊＋ご本人の声を収録したレコード/CDが含まれます。

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## 親孝行ページ — /ja/oyakoukou

EverMemoryは、モノではなく「物語」を贈る親孝行ギフトです。子世代がアカウントを設定し、親御さんが話すだけで、EchoがA5精装自伝を書き上げます。古希・喜寿・米寿など人生の節目に、「あなたの人生は大切です」と伝える最も意味のある贈り物の一つです。

### なぜ自伝が最高の親孝行なのか

モノはいずれ古くなります。旅行の記憶は薄れます。しかし、一冊の本は残ります。親御さんの人生——どんな時代に生まれ、どんな苦労をして、何を信じて生きてきたか——を語り、Echoが文章にし、手元に届く一冊の本として形にする。それは、お父さんやお母さんが「自分の人生には意味があった」と感じられる体験であり、子や孫が「もっと話を聞いておけばよかった」と後悔しないための、先手を打った贈り物です。

多くの子世代が「いつか親の話をちゃんと聞かないと」と思いながら、そのままになっています。EverMemoryは、その「いつか」を今日にする手段です。

### 贈り方

最も一般的なパターンは次の通りです。子世代がEverMemoryのアカウントを作成し（Pro ¥13,800、買い切り）、親御さんのスマートフォンまたはパソコンにセットアップします。帰省のタイミングで最初の録音を一緒に始めるか、QRコードを送って親御さん自身に始めてもらいます。親御さんが話し、子世代がどこからでもチャプターを確認・編集できます。

親御さんがデジタル機器に不慣れな場合でも問題ありません。QRコードをスキャンするだけで録音を開始できる設計になっており、ログインもダウンロードも不要です。

家族全員に贈りたい場合は、EverMemory Max（¥49,800）がおすすめです。A5ソフトカバー本5冊＋親御さんの声を収録したレコード/CD（オリジナル録音から厳選した本人朗読）が含まれます。兄弟姉妹それぞれに一冊ずつ、孫への形見として一冊——5冊という数は、多くの日本の家族構成に合わせて設計されています。

### 古希・喜寿・米寿など節目のギフトとして

人生の節目の贈り物は、実用品よりも「意味のあるもの」を選ぶ傾向が強まっています。自伝は、その節目に「あなたはこれだけの人生を生きてきた」と伝える唯一のギフトです。プレゼントされた本がリビングの書棚に並び、孫が手に取り、「おじいちゃんってこんな人だったんだ」と読む——その場面が、EverMemoryが目指す贈り物のかたちです。

### 他の親孝行ギフトとの違い

- **旅行・体験ギフト**：思い出になるが、形として残らない
- **写真集・アルバム**：ビジュアルは残るが、語りは残らない
- **エンディングノートキット**：書く手間がかかり、多くの場合未完成に終わる
- **EverMemory**：話すだけで完成する。本として残る。声も残る（EverMemory Maxの場合）

### プライバシーとデータ

親御さんの語りはすべてお客様のものです。第三者への提供もAI学習への利用も一切行いません。データはいつでも完全にエクスポートできます。

### 料金

| プラン | 価格（税込） | 内容 |
|---|---|---|
| Pro（買い切り） | ¥13,800 | プラットフォーム終身利用＋A5精装本1冊 |
| EverMemory Max（買い切り） | ¥49,800 | プラットフォーム終身利用＋A5ソフトカバー本5冊＋レコード/CD |
| ソフトカバー追加 | ¥6,380/冊 | 追加印刷 |
| ハードカバー追加（糸かがり） | ¥9,800/冊 | 追加印刷（保存用装丁） |

月額費用なし。年間更新なし。一度お支払いいただいたら、ずっとご利用いただけます。

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