You ask a question.
Pick one of more than 150 questions to ask your grandparents, or ask in your own words.
The way Grandma says a certain word, the song she hums while she cooks, the language the grandchildren only half understand now.
Often it only takes one generation for all of it to be gone. Not because nobody cared, but because nobody thought to record it.
With Voice Heritage, one question is enough. Grandma answers in her own voice, and it stays.
You send a question, Grandma answers in her own voice, and the family keeps her answer. The search finds it again, even years later.
Her stories stay exactly as she recorded them. An AI may read in her voice only after a spoken yes, which we keep as proof, and you always see which is which.
A short lesson every day, read in Grandma’s voice. At launch, it’s Russian for children who speak German.
You don’t need an appointment or any tech, just a question.
Questions for your grandparentsPick one of more than 150 questions to ask your grandparents, or ask in your own words.
She tells it in her own time, for as long as she likes. Recording works without internet too; the story waits on the phone and goes out as soon as it can.

The story goes into your family’s archive. Only the people you invite can get in.
You just send her your question as a link, by WhatsApp, text message or email. She taps it, sees who’s asking and answers with one big button. She doesn’t need an app or an account.
The way she laughs before the sentence ends. The way she slows down on a word that matters to her.
A story sounds completely different when she tells it herself. That’s why every story in Voice Heritage starts as a recording. If you allow it, it’s also written down, so you can read along.
In the app, everything you hear says where it comes from.
Real recording
Recorded by Vera
Her stories stay exactly as she recorded them. We never replace the original, and no AI retells them.
AI
AI-generated using Vera's authorized voice
The AI only reads texts from our own checked library, like the lessons, and never anything someone types in. A voice only exists with a spoken yes that we keep as proof, and you can pause it or withdraw it completely at any time.
For children who speak German, there’s a short lesson every day with one phrase, a few examples and a little quiz.
The next lesson works offline too, still in the family voice.
At launch, it’s Russian for children who speak German.
The app does much more than one page can show. Here are a few of the things. Everything else is on a page of its own:
We often forget how much our grandparents carry. Not just their stories, but the way they tell them: the little pause before the best part. The word they always say a bit differently. The laugh that comes before the sentence ends.
One day someone asks, “How did Grandma say it again?” And nobody quite remembers.
I’m building Voice Heritage so that doesn’t happen. So grandparents stay close to their family, wherever everyone lives. So a grandchild can hear their grandmother’s voice, not just read her words. And so the people who gave us so much know that what they tell us stays.
— Edgar, founder and CEO of Voice Heritage
A voice only exists with a spoken yes, and we keep that yes as proof. You can pause a voice or withdraw it completely at any time.
Three questions: what the voice may read, who may use it and what happens to it one day. It only reads texts from our own checked library, never anything someone types.
Every AI voice carries an AI mark in the app. And there’s no chatbot.
Your recordings, stories and photos are kept on servers in Frankfurt.
Only the people you invite can get in. A story only leaves the family when everyone whose voice is in it has said yes.
What you delete is gone at once from the app and our storage; our database backups forget it within 7 days.
Your archive stays, with or without a plan. And you can download everything at any time, as an archive that works without the app.
There’s no tracking and no advertising in the app, and this website doesn’t set any cookies.
In spring 2027, on iPhone and Android. Everyone on the waiting list hears first.
Yes. At launch you can try it free for 7 days, without giving any payment details. The 7 days only start with your first story.
Yes. She doesn’t need to install anything: you send her your question as a link, she taps it, sees who’s asking and answers with one big button. If she’d like the app, the family can set up her phone for her, with a simple Home that has only a few large things on it.
Only your family, and only the people you invite can get in. A story only leaves the family when everyone whose voice is in it has said yes.
Her stories always stay her real recordings, and no AI retells them. An AI speaks in her voice only with a spoken yes, which we keep as proof, and then only reads texts from our own checked library, like the lessons, never anything someone types. Every AI voice carries an AI mark in the app. You can pause or withdraw the voice at any time, and there’s no chatbot.
Your recordings, stories and photos are kept on servers in Frankfurt.
The app is in German, English, Croatian and Russian. At launch, the lessons are Russian for children who speak German.
Your archive stays, with or without a plan. And you can download everything at any time, as an archive that works without the app.
Yes. Delete means delete: what you delete is gone at once from the app and our storage; our database backups forget it within 7 days.
Sign up and you’ll be the first to know when Voice Heritage opens in spring 2027. We only use your address for that, and one click takes you off the list whenever you like.
