Family Diary

About

A product for turning family materials into a private diary volume that is traceable, askable, exportable, and deletable.

Why we built this

Volvence's earlier figure-vertical was used by museums, universities, and publishers — they can afford the cost of compiling a corpus. But for most families, the oral histories, letters, and footage left by elders, if never organized, will scatter across hard drives and old phones within a decade.

Family Diary turns the same corpus pipeline (L0 raw → L1 clean → L2 verify → L3 grounding → L4 refusal) into a home edition — upload material, wait for platform review and compilation, then family can search, organize, and ask about elders' stories, while every sentence stays traceable and unsupported claims are honestly refused.

How we differ from HereAfter AI / Storyfile

Many products do something similar; the mainstream route is "realistic performance" — collect a relatively small set of interviews and dress it up with a general language model + character prompt.

Our difference is not "likeness" but "trustworthiness":

This is the contract a family-memory product should have — you would not want the system to turn unsourced material into something a relative supposedly said.

Scope and boundaries

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