Speak your memories.Receive a book.
Memoir listens to the stories you tell out loud and shapes them into a finished memoir, chapter by chapter, in your own words and your own language.
Three steps from voice to volume
No writing, no typing, no blank page. You talk; Memoir does the rest.
Speak
Record a memory whenever it surfaces. Memory isn't linear. Begin anywhere, in any order, for as long as you like.
We listen
Memoir transcribes every session, then organizes and harmonizes your stories into chapters, keeping the way you actually tell them.
Hold your book
Receive a fifty to one hundred page book, structured and edited. Export to EPUB, PDF, or DOCX, and keep it for good.
What you say carries what you'd never type
A blank document asks you to perform. A microphone only asks you to remember.
- Memory is spoken. We remember in stories, not sentences. Speaking unlocks the detail that typing quietly edits away.
- Your cadence is the style. Memoir keeps your turns of phrase and your rhythm, so the book reads like you.
- Nothing is lost. Asides, hesitations, the order you remember things in: all of it becomes material, and then a chapter.
This is what your voice becomes
Set in the same typography as a printed book. You can export it the day you finish.
Chapter One — The House on Obolon
The kitchen was the warmest room in the apartment, and not only because of the stove. My grandmother kept the radio low all day, tuned to a station that played the old songs, and she would hum along without ever seeming to notice she was doing it. I learned the words before I understood them.
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An excerpt, set in EB Garamond, the typeface of your finished book.
Accessibility
Can't speak out loud?
Memoir supports text input on every paid plan, for narrators whose voice isn't available, whether for medical reasons, a quiet workplace, or a limited connection. The book is still entirely yours.
One book. One price that makes sense.
The price covers everything: voice transcription, biographer questions, writing and assembling the book, every export format. No subscription. You pay only for what the system actually did.
The storytelling itself drives the price, not the page count.
1 credit = $0.06 · sold in packs of 100 ($6), minimum 200 ($12) · how credits are counted ↓
Simple credits. Honest billing.
One product, Memorias credits: $6 per 100 credits, minimum top-up 200 ($12). They pay for everything: voice transcription, biographer work, writing and assembling the book. Spent only as work is actually done.
What credits are spent on
The book type isn't a separate plan: it's how fast the same credits get spent.
Voice transcription is part of the "hour of storytelling" and costs the same in both book types.
Not ready to do the math? Record one story for free — get a sample chapter, no card required.
Before you begin
What language will my book be in?
Your book is written in the language you speak. Memoir supports fifty and more languages, and never translates you into a neutral voice.
Is my memoir private?
Yes. Your recordings and your book are private and ad-free, and your words are never used to train AI models. The book belongs to you.
How long is a finished book?
Most books run fifty to one hundred pages, roughly twenty-five to fifty thousand words, and grow with how much you record.
What if I can't speak out loud?
Every paid plan supports text input, so you can write your sessions instead of recording them. The result is the same book.
Which formats can I export?
EPUB, PDF, and DOCX, so you can read it, print it, or hand it to a publisher.
Do I keep my book?
Always. Your book is yours to keep, export, and revisit for good.