Adaptive conversation
AI asks one question at a time and adapts to previous answers.
VitaTale talks with your loved one, helps uncover meaningful memories, and turns their stories, photos, and voice-to-text answers into material for a beautiful family book.
First the conversation, then the family book

Voice-to-text draft
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“We lived right by the river. Grandfather opened the shutters every morning...”
AI: What do you remember most about the house by the river?

The storyteller does not need to think about the book structure. They only need to remember and tell.
VitaTale gently leads the conversation, helps return to details, and turns separate answers into material for a future family book.
The buyer does not need to conduct interviews, transcribe notes, or build the structure from scratch.
The product foundation focuses on calm, simple story collection: one question, one answer, saved facts, and returning to the conversation without losing context.
AI asks one question at a time and adapts to previous answers.
The storyteller can speak, review the transcription, and save only the confirmed text.
Photos will be connected to chapters and events so the book feels alive.
Memories gradually become chapters of the future family book.
Before final layout, the family will be able to review important facts.
The foundation is built now; printing and PDF come in later iterations.
No subscription. The project currently runs in demo mode; final plan prices and extra-copy prices will be connected later.
Choose the depth of the future book, collect memories, review materials, and prepare a first draft before payment is connected.
Prices are intentionally not shown yet: printing, delivery, taxes, and checkout are not connected in this beta foundation.
Create bookAll plans include one future hardcover full-color book. The current technical limit is up to 200 pages and up to 60 photos.
Approx. 80-110 pages
Covers the whole life path with fewer secondary follow-ups.
Approx. 120-160 pages
Balanced depth for key scenes, family context, and photos.
Approx. 170-200 pages
Deeper interview with more details, traditions, values, and life lessons.
Additional printed copies can be selected now, but their prices are calculated later before checkout.
The process is intentionally simple for the buyer and the storyteller.
The buyer creates a demo project and receives an access code.
The storyteller receives a private link without registration or passwords.
AI helps recall details, asks follow-ups, and does not invent facts.
The family reviews the story, then the materials are prepared for the future book.
An older loved one does not need to create an account or remember a password.
AI asks questions that reveal people, events, and family connections.
Answers are saved in PostgreSQL and remain available after returning to the chat.
The storyteller accepts clear consents before the conversation starts.
Short sessions are supported, and the saved history remains in place.
Confirmed text answers are stored as the foundation for future chapters, photos, and review.
Instead of invented testimonials, we show real gift scenarios.

Capture stories about childhood, home, family traditions, and people she wants remembered.

Give him a simple way to tell work stories, turning points, advice, and family memories.

Save her recipes, places, names, songs, and small details that usually disappear first.

Preserve stories about youth, service, work, travel, and the family he helped build.

Mark a shared chapter with memories, promises, family milestones, and personal notes.

Start recording your own story now so children inherit more than scattered photos.
Short answers about the current demo flow and the future family book.
No. They can write briefly or answer by voice; VitaTale converts voice into editable text before saving.
Yes. Audio is used temporarily for transcription, the storyteller checks the text, and VitaTale saves only the confirmed text.
No. VitaTale should ask questions and clarify answers, but it must not add invented information.
Yes. The chat has a “Skip question” button, and project creation allows the family to name topics to avoid.
Answers are available to the project buyer and to the storyteller through the private link.
Yes. Family review and editing are planned before final printing.
The storyteller can return at any time. A good story is usually collected gradually across several short sessions.
Yes. Data deletion will be a separate controlled action. The structure already stores consents and projects separately.
Leave a question about the family book. No email provider is connected yet; the request is saved in the database.