Eldergraph calls your loved one for warm, guided conversations by phone, then turns those recordings into a private family memoir with chapters, photos, and audio you can revisit for years.
No app for your parent. No video calls. Just a familiar phone conversation.
Eldergraph keeps the workflow simple: we handle the interviews, organize the material, and give your family a story archive that is easy to share.
Tell us who we're calling, when they're usually free, and what topics matter most to your family.
Your parent gets gentle calls that feel natural. No login, no app install, no tech learning curve.
Each call becomes organized chapters with audio highlights and room for family photos and notes.
Our interview flow is built to help elders feel heard. It follows their pace, asks thoughtful follow-ups, and keeps stories coherent across multiple sessions.
Beyond transcripts, Eldergraph gives your family a narrative record that preserves tone, timing, and voice.
Stories are organized by chapter with embedded voice snippets and space for family context.
Invite family members to read, reflect, and preserve stories across generations.
"The calls helped my dad open up in a way he never did at family dinners. We now have stories we would've otherwise lost."
"No one had to teach my mum an app. She just picked up the phone and talked. That made all the difference."
"My kids can hear their grandfather's voice attached to each chapter. It's become part of our family history."
No. Eldergraph is phone-first. If they can answer a call, they can participate comfortably.
Most families build a strong first edition in a few months, depending on call frequency and pace.
Yes. Siblings and relatives can add photos, context, and memory prompts while keeping access private.
Your family does. You can export your archive and keep it independently.
If preserving a parent's stories matters to your family, leave your email and we'll reach out as early access opens.
Questions? hello@eldergraph.com