Their life, chapter by chapter
Every story lands on a timeline, from childhood to today.
- 1950s · Childhood
- 1960s · The bakery
- 1968 · The wedding
- 1980s · A new country
- Today
1950s · Childhood
The summer she learned to swim
Every week, Anouk phones your mom, dad or grandparents for a warm, happy chat. You get their stories, their laugh, and the best minute of every call.
3 minutes to set up · No app for them
“Bread! My mother’s bakery was right on the corner…”
Incoming call
Anouk
Your Sunday chat
This week’s best minute
Shared with 4 family members
Two minutes with Anouk: the friend who calls every week, and the smart side of every call.
No questionnaire. Anouk remembers last week, listens to what they just said, and asks the next question from there. Like a friend would.
Anouk ↔ Rosa, 81
Live call · 00:47
3 min
to set up
0
apps for them to learn
52
calls a year
∞
stories worth keeping
Behind every call, Anouk’s Life Intelligence builds a living picture of their life: the people, the places, the big moments and the little habits. It connects them across time, so every conversation starts from everything she already knows.
To what they say, and how they say it.
Every name, every place, every story.
Connects the dots across a whole life.
Maria
her mother
David
her brother
Lisbon
where she grew up
The wedding
1968
Italy
her great love
Her father
so proud of him
André
first boss
Anouk noticed
“You’ve mentioned your grandfather six times. What was he like?”
Their name, their language, a few things they love. Pick a weekly moment that suits them.
At the time you chose, on any phone, even a landline. If they miss it, she tries again.
After every call: the best minute, new chapters of their life, and answers you can ask for anytime.
Every story lands on a timeline, from childhood to today.
1950s · Childhood
The summer she learned to swim
Anouk picks it for you. One tap to share it with everyone.
Anouk answers from their own words, with the moment to play.
How did you meet Grandpa?
At a dance in 1966. He stepped on her foot twice and apologized all night.
▶ Play the moment
Last week’s doctor visit, the grandchild’s exam. She follows up, like a friend would.
Knee check-up on Thursday
This week“So, what did the doctor say?”
Invite siblings and grandkids. Everyone listens, nobody has to organize.
Anouk turns a year of calls into a beautiful printed book: their stories, in their own words, arranged chapter by chapter from childhood to today. A gift they’ll be proud of, and one the grandkids will keep forever.
This week with Rosa
Over 8 weeks
Anouk
Maybe call her tonight?
After weeks of conversations, Anouk knows how they usually sound. She shares a gentle weekly note and points out the changes worth noticing.
Compared only with their own usual. A caring heads-up, never a diagnosis.
Anouk is a friend to them, and a quiet safety net for you.
Sunday · after the call
Rosa told me how Grandpa proposed
▶ 0:58 of her voice · what lit her up · what to ask her next
Emma’s phone · one week
Anouk is not a medical or emergency service. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
No app, no screen, no password. The phone rings, a warm voice says hello, and they talk about the things they love.
Mobile or landline. If it rings, it works.
Hebrew, English, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic and many more. Anouk speaks the language they dream in.
Warm, curious, patient. She laughs at their jokes.
A few minutes a week, at a time that suits them.
Anouk speaks more than 80 languages.
Someone curious about their life, every single week.
Their stories, their voice, and a weekly sign they’re doing well.
Where they come from, told by the people who lived it.
Today, Anouk’s Life Intelligence connects through natural phone conversations, with no app and no new technology. We’re also developing new ways for it to be present in everyday life: simple voice-first companions that make conversation as natural as talking to someone in the room.
Any phone, even a landline.
For the living room or the bedside table.
A small pendant for the thoughts that come during the day.
“I just remembered something about my childhood.”
“Remind me what I told you about my brother.”
“Can we talk for a while?”
Anouk never pretends to be a person. If they ask, she tells the truth.
If they ask Anouk to stop calling, she stops. Right away.
We confirm the phone with a code before Anouk ever calls it.
No calls at night, never twice in a row, a pause after a missed call.
Only the people you invite can listen. Nothing is ever public.
Anouk started with one father, one phone, and a Sunday call. Every detail was tuned by listening to him tell his stories.
No. Anouk is an AI voice, warm and curious, made for friendly conversations. She never claims to be human.
Any phone at all, mobile or landline. Nothing to install, nothing to charge, nothing to learn.
A few minutes, once a week, at the time you choose. Short enough to enjoy, long enough for a good story.
They just say so. Anouk wraps up kindly. And if they ask her to stop calling, she stops.
Only your private family space: the people you invite. Organizers decide who’s in.
Sign up, answer a few questions about them, confirm their phone number with them, and pick a weekly time. It takes three minutes.
Any resemblance to someone in your family is entirely on purpose. New episodes land here.
Every parent has a story nobody has asked for yet.
3 minutes to set up · No app for them