Observed arrival · 2026-09-01
What We Lived — one afternoon becomes a life story
A family-history service turns one recorded conversation into a roughly 60-page book in a relative’s own words, with the original audio kept alongside it.
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The proposed workflow uses a printed or phone-based question sheet to guide a family conversation, then organizes the recording into a large-type book of about 60 pages. The format can include full-page photographs and captions, and the site says every line remains traceable to a timestamped moment in the audio. Files are described as downloadable for permanent family keeping, including the original recording, transcript, and print-ready book.
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