Feel closer to the people behind the records
Even a few names, dates, places, and records can become the start of something more personal and memorable.
Family stories, brought forward
Bring family stories to life.
Turn family records, documents, and memories into short spoken stories your family can keep and share.
Whether you have only a few details or a lifetime of research, Generations Spoken helps turn family materials into meaningful story experiences—so the people behind the records are easier to understand, remember, and pass on.
Start with what you have, choose a format, and generate a shareable story in minutes.
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Why families use Generations Spoken
A simple way to make family stories easier to experience, whether you have only a few details or a full archive.
Surface stories more quickly
When you have a large amount of family material, Generations Spoken helps pull out meaningful moments without requiring hours of reading.
Share across generations
Create something children, grandchildren, and relatives can listen to, revisit, and pass along.
About
From records to remembrance
Generations Spoken was built to help families do more than store information. It helps them experience it.
Sometimes that means starting with only a few details—names, dates, places, and records—and turning them into something that feels more human and memorable.
Other times it means taking a large collection of family materials, documents, or biographies and making the most meaningful stories easier to discover, hear, and share.
Whether you are preserving a loved one’s legacy, exploring where you come from, or making years of research easier for others to enjoy, Generations Spoken helps move family information from archives into connection.
What starts as a few details—or a full archive—can become something your family can actually hear and remember.
How it works
A simple process, designed for families
You do not need perfect records or a complicated setup. Start with what you have.
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Upload family materials
Add family records, documents, screenshots, and supporting details you already have.
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Choose a format
Select how you want the story delivered—podcast or video.
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Generate and share
Create a short spoken story experience to listen to, revisit, and share with family.
Video guides
Uploading and selecting a story subject
See how to add family materials and choose who the story will focus on.
Video guide coming soon
Choosing a format and generating a story
See how to select podcast or video and create a shareable spoken story.
Video guide coming soon
Start preserving stories that matter.
From a few family details to a lifetime of research, turn what you already have into something your family can hear, share, and remember.
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