The reason behind EverOn
Keep the person in the personal history
Something worth making.
An archive can hold many files without making a life easier to understand. Stories give recordings context. A timeline helps connect one memory to another. A familiar voice can give the same words a different meaning. EverOn brings those ideas into one product direction.
The intention is to support contributions people choose to make, rather than capture everything around them. Voice enrollment and story tools sit alongside consent records and guardian workflows, because the decisions around a memory matter as much as the file itself.
This work needs care as well as useful software. EverOn is developing the pieces openly in scope: voice tools, memories, stories, and controls. The aim is to help people preserve something personal without presenting an unfinished system as a finished answer to legacy.
The things that matter.
Begin with permission
Treat consent as an explicit part of working with someone’s voice and personal memories.
Keep stories connected
Give recordings and memories context through stories, relevant material, and a shared timeline.
Build with care
Develop voice and memory tools with clear boundaries around what they can do today.
Built with someone in mind
A place for you?
People and families preserving voices and personal history
- People recording their own stories
- Families gathering shared memories
- People exploring a familiar voice in storytelling