Inside EverOn
Turn remembered details into a story
Bring personal memories into a story you can review, edit, and make your own.
The everyday friction.
A collection of memories does not automatically become a story. Details may be spread across recordings and entries, while the blank page asks where to begin. Generated words also need room for a person’s judgment.
A different way through.
EverOn includes story generation and an editor that brings relevant memories into the text. Reviewing and approving a story leaves room for human input between creating a draft and treating it as a finished piece.
See the idea take shape.
Three moments in the experience. Explore the intended flow below.
- Begin a story draft
- Add and review relevant memories
- Edit the text and approve it
Find a starting point
Begin shaping material that might otherwise remain a collection of separate notes.
Bring memories into the draft
Select relevant memories as you work so the story can draw on the material you want included.
Leave room to revise
Review the wording and make changes before approving the result as a story you want to keep.
The difference it can make.
Find a starting point
Begin shaping material that might otherwise remain a collection of separate notes.
Bring memories into the draft
Select relevant memories as you work so the story can draw on the material you want included.
Leave room to revise
Review the wording and make changes before approving the result as a story you want to keep.
Where it stands.
Good ideas deserve an honest description of where they are today.
Story tools are in development, and generated text should be reviewed for the meaning you intend.