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A family story service

Every call.
A story worth keeping.

In plain words: we call your parent or grandparent on their normal phone, ask gentle questions about their life, and turn what they share into recordings, stories, and a family book you'll keep forever.

No app or new technology for your loved one to learn.

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Sunday Call · Sample
Talking with Grandma
Listening18:42
  • Calls any phone
  • Consent before recording
  • Original voice preserved
  • Private family archive
The questions we mean to ask

The questions we postpone can become the stories we keep.

Families often mean to ask about childhood, love, work, migration, traditions, mistakes, and lessons. Life stays busy, and the questions remain unasked.

Sunday Call creates a gentle routine for those conversations and gives the family something lasting after every call.

A call
A voice
A story
A chapter
How Sunday Call works

A familiar phone call becomes part of your family history.

  1. STEP 01

    Choose someone you love

    Add their number, language, comfortable topics, and preferred call time.

  2. STEP 02

    We call and listen

    Sunday Call identifies itself, asks permission, and has a thoughtful conversation with natural follow-ups.

  3. STEP 03

    Your archive grows

    The recording, transcript, editable story, people, places, and book chapter appear for the family.

The product

Simple for them. Meaningful for everyone.

Your loved one only answers the phone. The family can suggest questions, listen, review stories, add photos, make corrections, and build the book together.

Good morning, Sarah

Next call with Grandma

Upcoming
Sunday, May 18 · 10:00 AM
Book progress12 of 30 · 40%
Recent stories
  • Childhood memories24:31
  • Favorite family traditions28:17
  • A lesson I learned22:09
Illustrative sample

One question. One story. One chapter.

01 · Question

"What do you remember about summers when you were young?"

02 · Voice

We spent almost every afternoon near the lake. We didn't have much, but there were always cousins, sandwiches, and somebody laughing.

03 · Story

Margaret remembers summer as a season measured less by calendars than by the sound of cousins arriving and the walk down to the lake.

04 · Chapter
ChildhoodFamilyLakeSummers
Added as Chapter 4 in Our Family Story.
An open book with delicate botanical illustrationOur Family Story hardcover book
Living biography

A living biography, one conversation at a time.

Every call adds another voice recording, story, person, place, lesson, and chapter. Over time, a life becomes easier for the whole family to explore and preserve.

"Summers were the best. We didn't have much, but we had each other."
— Margaret, illustrative excerpt
Written for the person on the other end

What Margaret experiences.

The phone rings on a Sunday afternoon, like it used to. A calm voice says hello, explains who is calling, and asks if now is a good time.

There is no screen to unlock, no button to find, no video to join. Just a conversation — about summers by the lake, or the year she learned to drive, or a recipe her mother never wrote down.

If she wants to stop, she says so. If she wants to keep talking, it keeps listening. Nothing is asked that she hasn't agreed to.

No appNo new deviceHer own wordsHer own pace
Illustrated portrait of Margaret, an older woman with white hair and glasses
What she hears

"Hello Margaret, this is Sunday Call. I'd love to hear a few memories today — is now a good time?"

Warm, unhurried voice
A family embracing an older loved one
Family collaboration

Give everyone a way to participate.

Children, grandchildren, siblings, and close friends can suggest questions, add context, share photos, correct details, and help shape the family book.

  • Sarah suggested a question about Margaret's first job.

  • James added a photo from the family kitchen.

  • Emily corrected the spelling of Aunt Miriam's name.

  • Book Chapter 4 was added to the family book.

  • Illustrative UI examples.
Consent & control

Always introduced. Always optional.

Sunday Call clearly identifies itself as an AI interviewer, explains why it is calling, and asks permission before recording. Your loved one can pause, skip a question, end a call, or stop future calls.

  • Consent before recording

    Recording only starts after your loved one gives permission.

  • Topics and boundaries

    Choose what Sunday Call can and can't ask about.

  • Private by default

    Only invited family sees the archive.

  • Export or delete

    Take your archive with you or remove it at any time.

Who Sunday Call is for

A gentler place for the people you love.

Illustration of Sarah, an adult daughter

For adult children

Create a dependable way to preserve stories even when life is busy or distance is large.

Illustration of a granddaughter

For grandchildren

Discover the person behind the family role and ask questions they may not think to ask alone.

Illustration of a grandfather

For the whole family

Build one shared archive of voices, memories, photos, and chapters.

Planned early-access pricing

A simple routine for something priceless.

Prices are planned for early-access founding families and may change before launch.

Memory Starter

$15/month

Planned early-access pricing

  • 2 calls each month
  • Up to 30 minutes per call
  • Recordings, transcripts, and stories
  • Private family timeline
Most popular

Sunday Weekly

Selected
$29/month

Planned early-access pricing

  • 1 call every week
  • Up to 30 minutes per call
  • Family question suggestions
  • Story insights and highlights
  • Growing family book

Family Legacy

$49/month

Planned early-access pricing

  • 1 weekly 45-minute call
  • Photo and memory uploads
  • Curated audio highlights
  • Annual digital-book compilation
  • Priority support
Straight answers

The hesitations families share with us.

We'd rather answer these plainly than leave them under the surface.

They ask

Won't this feel like a robot calling?

Sunday Call introduces itself as an AI interviewer in a warm, unhurried voice, then follows the pace your loved one sets. If they'd rather just chat, it listens. If they'd rather end, it ends.

They ask

What if they don't want to be recorded?

Recording only starts after they say yes, in their own words. They can pause the recording, skip any question, or stop calls entirely — from the phone itself, with a simple phrase.

They ask

What happens to the recordings if we stop?

The archive belongs to your family. You can download every recording, transcript, and chapter at any time, and delete everything from our systems with one request.

FAQ

Questions families ask us first.

Honest answers about what Sunday Call does today, and what to expect during early access.

No. Sunday Call is designed to reach them through an ordinary phone call. The family uses the app or website to manage questions, stories, and the archive.

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Join early access

The stories you will treasure later can begin with one call.

Join early access and help shape a gentler way for families to preserve the people they love.

We'll only use your email to contact you about early access. No spam, ever.