A living memory keeper
The stories of the people you love, before they fade.
Each week we email a thoughtful question to your mom, dad, grandparent, or anyone you love. They answer in their own voice — and their words become a rich, living story of their life.
No app for them to download. No account to create. Just an email and their voice.
How it works
One question a week. A whole life remembered.
Invite someone you love
Add their name, email, and how often they should be asked — weekly, every two weeks, or monthly.
We send them one question
A thoughtful, probing question lands in their inbox on a day you choose. One link. No app. No login.
They answer with their voice
They speak. We transcribe it for them. Or they type if they prefer. It takes about three minutes.
Their story takes shape
Every answer becomes a chapter in a living archive — their voice, their words, kept forever.
The questions
Probing, gentle, and never the same.
Hundreds of questions, written to coax out the small details that make a life unmistakably someone's own.
"What was your bedroom like as a child? What did you see when you woke up?
"Tell me about the day you met the love of your life.
"What's a smell that instantly takes you back to your childhood?
"Who was your best friend growing up — and what did the two of you get up to?
"What is one thing you wish you had known at 25?
"Describe a meal your mother or grandmother used to make.
Why voice
Typing is a chore. Talking is a gift.
Most people will never sit down to write their memoir. But almost anyone will spend three minutes telling a story they love. DaysWithMom lets your loved ones simply speak — and their cadence, their laughter, their pauses are kept alongside the words.
Pricing
One simple plan. Try it for two weeks, free.
A DaysWithMom subscription
$99/year
per storyteller
- One thoughtful question, every week
- Voice answers, transcribed automatically
- Streaks, milestones & gentle nudges
- Unlimited story archive — yours forever
- Cancel any time
Don't let their stories slip into the dark.
Begin a story today. The first question goes out tomorrow.
Begin a story