NarremosStart free

Narremos · let’s share

Tell us…
again.

We call Grandma or Grandpa at the hour they pick, and the stories you grew up on come back in the voice that first told them. The whole family can listen, and ask for more.

Start with a free conversationSee how it works

Invite Grandma, Grandpa, or anyone with stories to tell. Nobody is called until they say yes.

A plate painted in cobalt: a couple shares one umbrella at the Fifth Street bus stop, in the rain
The umbrella on Fifth StreetTold by Rosa Example

Narremos

nar-REH-mos · Spanish for “let’s tell our stories”

Let’s share.

Spanish has a word for the talk that lingers at the table after a meal: sobremesa. It’s when the stories come out, the ones everybody asks to hear again. Narremos brings that hour to the phone, and keeps each story in the voice that tells it best.

We call. Grandma shares.

No app to learn, and nothing to write. On the day and at the hour Grandma picks, her phone rings, and the stories start.

Tuesday’s call · 10 in the morning

Example

  1. Narremos AI

    “Hello, Rosa. It’s Nora from Narremos, calling at the time you chose. I’m an AI assistant, and this call is recorded for your family. Is now still a good time?”

  2. Rosa

    “Yes, yes. I made coffee.”

  3. Narremos AI

    “Last week you told me about the bus stop on Fifth Street. What happened after Leo walked you home?”

  4. Rosa

    “Well. He came back the next day. Without the umbrella.” (laughs)

  5. Narremos AI

    “Emma sent a question this week. She’d like to know what you cooked on Sundays.”

  • Grandma’s hour

    She picks the day and the time. We call then, and only then.

  • Grandma’s language

    English now. Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Hindi and Arabic are on the way.

  • Grandma’s way

    Any story, in any order. She can skip a question, or stop whenever she likes.

  • On camera, soon

    Soon, if she’d rather, she can talk on camera in the app.

Coming soon

Ask Grandma anything.

Soon you’ll type a question and get her answer in her own words, with the moments she said it. One tap, and you hear her tell it.

Ask AI

Example

Emma asked

How did you and Grandpa meet?

Rosa, in her words

It was raining, and I was at the bus stop on Fifth Street with no umbrella. Your grandpa had one. He walked me four blocks the wrong way, just to keep talking. (laughs) I married him for that umbrella.

Where she said it

  • Tuesday, November 3at 0:41
  • Sunday, November 8at 12:05

AI Ask is an AI. It answers only from what Rosa said.

Ask AI

Example

David asked

Did Grandma ever talk about her own grandmother?

Rosa hasn’t talked about her grandmother yet. Would you like to ask her on Tuesday’s call?

AI Ask is an AI. It answers only from what Rosa said.

Questions to try

  • What was your first job?
  • What did you cook on Sundays?
  • What were you like at nine?
  • How did you choose my name?

It tells you what she did, never what you should do.

Every story, in its place.

Every call is kept just as Grandma told it, the laugh, the pauses, all of it. When Ask arrives, it plays her real recording, so her voice only ever says her own words.

Rice, milk, one cinnamon stick, and the peel of one lemon. Only the yellow. The white is bitter. Then you stir. Don’t walk away, Maria. That’s where everybody goes wrong.

Rice pudding, the right wayRosaExample

Rosa’s stories

Example

  • The umbrella on Fifth Street

    4:12

  • Rice pudding, the right way

    6:03

  • The winter we moved north

    11:40

  • My first paycheck

    3:27

  • Why I sing when I cook

    2:58

  • Captain, the horse with one ear

    1:52

For your kids, too.

Your kids can ask Grandma and Grandpa questions of their own. You send each one from your account, and it’s asked on their next call.

  1. From Sam, 6

    What was your favorite toy?

    1Sam asks.Maria adds his question from her account.

  2. 2Maria sends it.Nothing reaches Rosa without her.

  3. 3It’s asked on her next call.At the hour she picked.

  4. 4Her answer, in her voice.

    A wooden horse my brother carved. It had one ear. I called him Captain.

    Captain, the horse with one earRosa Example

Grandma decides who hears it.

Soon, each story gets its own circle: she can share it with the whole family, with certain people, or seal it until a day she picks. Until then, only the people you invite can listen.

“Leave that out.”

Example

On the call

“…and my sister, well. Leave that out.”

What the family sees

Removed at Rosa’s request

Sealed until June 2035 · for Emma’s graduation

Opens in June 2035, for Emma

  • Only the people you invite.Nothing is public.
  • Download it, or delete it.Everything, any time.
  • No ads inside.Her stories are never sold.
  • Only the calls she agreed to.At the times she chose.

Grandma’s yes comes first.

Before anyone calls, she gets an invitation of her own, from you, in large, clear type. She reads it at her own pace, and nothing starts until she says yes.

  • Her day, her hour. And the number we call.
  • Five separate yeses. The first two let the calls start. The last three are hers to give, or not.
  • No is just as easy. One tap, and nobody calls.
See her invitation

How it works.

Four steps, and the first conversation is free.

  1. Step 1

    Invite them.

    Send an invitation, with a note from you.

  2. Step 2

    They say yes, and pick their times.

    Their day, their hour.

  3. Step 3

    We call, and they talk.

    No app, and nothing to write. Just the phone, at the time they chose.

  4. Step 4

    Ask them anything.

    Their answers come back on the next call, in their own words and their own voice.

Start with a free conversation.

Invite someone today. Their first conversation is free, so you can hear how it sounds before you choose the plan.

Start with a free conversation

Nora, our AI assistant, makes the calls. Nobody is called until they say yes.

The plan

$14.99 a month

After the free first conversation.

  • Calls at the times they choose, within a fair-use limit
  • Every story kept in their own voice
  • Questions from everyone, the kids too
  • Download everything, or delete it, any time
See the price list

Questions.

Does Grandma need a smartphone, or an app?

No. We call the phone she already has, on the day and at the hour she picks. Soon, if she’d like to talk on camera, she can use the app instead.

Who’s on the other end of the call?

Nora, Narremos’ AI assistant. She says so in her first words on every call, and tells Grandma the call is recorded for her family.

Who can hear her stories?

Only the people you invite. Nothing is public. Soon, she’ll decide who hears each story, and can seal one until a date she picks.

What if she says something she’d rather keep?

She says “leave that out,” on any call, and that part is removed.

Which languages can she speak?

English now. Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Hindi and Arabic are on the way.

What does it cost?

The first conversation is free. After that, the plan is $14.99 a month. You can download everything, or delete it, any time.See the price list