Foreverme.io

✦ Because every life has a story

Build for free,preserve for 100 years.

Foreverme.io turns your memories, values and voice into an avatar your children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren can actually talk to.

No card needed to start · Your stories stay private to your family

Start with just a few questions today — the rest whenever inspiration strikes.

Private to your family
Never sold or shared
No public model training
Voice kept for you alone
Live avatar

Margaret

Grandmother · 1942–

Hi love, I'm Margaret. I've lived a long, full life, with a story for every season. Ask me about the day I met your grandad — that one still makes me smile.

What you get

  • Guided interview

    Start with a few questions today — the rest at your own pace

  • Your voice, cloned

    The avatar speaks in your own voice

  • Family access

    Choose who meets you now — and later

Your AI avatar

A living likeness of you — your voice, values and humour, learned from your own words.

Memory vault

Capture the stories, photos and lessons that make you who you are.

Conversations for generations

Your family can ask your avatar anything, in any decade.

Family circle

Choose who can meet your avatar now, and who inherits it later.

How the promise holds

The 100-Year Vault Guarantee

A century is a big promise. Here's exactly what keeps it.

No subscription to lapse

Preserve is a one-time, prepaid licence. Your vault never depends on a future payment being made.

Secure, redundant cloud storage

Your stories live in a ring-fenced reserve with per-user access controls — private to your family, not public.

Family export, any time

Your family can download every story, photo and voice recording out of the vault whenever they wish. What's yours stays yours.

Real reasons people build

Why people build with Foreverme

Different chapters of life, one shared wish — to be remembered by the people who come next.

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Margaret, 71

End of life

"I wanted my grandbabies to hear my voice telling them the stories, not just read them in a book someday."

Diagnosed last spring — building her vault so her voice outlasts the prognosis.

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David, 55

Leaving a legacy

"I've got decades of stories still to write. I'm recording them now, while I still can, for the family I won't meet."

Healthy, planning ahead — his avatar grows alongside him.

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The Ahmed family

Sharing across oceans

"Grandad's stories live in one place now, so cousins who've never met can ask him anything, anytime."

One Family Vault, separate sub-vaults, a shared family tree.

Join 1,009 people building their vault

212 have already preserved their stories forever. Yours could be next.

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