Chorus gathers the voices of the people who love someone, and turns them into one book to hear,
read and hold.
Start a book for a big birthday, a wedding, a new baby, a child as they grow, or someone you want
to remember while there is still time. Then record somebody in the room: hand them the phone, and
they answer a question in their own voice. Or send the link, and everyone records from their own
phone, with nothing to install and no account to make.
At a wedding it's an audio guest book, and every guest leaves a message from their own phone.
With a grandparent, sit beside them and record the stories you want your children to hear.
For a child as they grow, choose a question every week or every month. It arrives as a reminder
with their age on it, you answer it in your own voice, or write it, or add a photo, and every entry
is filed by how old they were. Grandparents can add their own through the link.
Gathering the voices is free, with no limit on how many people record. Every recording can be
downloaded free at any time, and the recordings belong to the people who made them.
The same account works on choruskeepsake.com, where the finished book is built: every voice
played straight through with the words on screen, a book to read online, or a printed hardcover
posted to you.
Chorus is made by Spremt Labs in Ireland.
Record Grandma's voice now, and the whole family's, in one book you can hear.