The family memory archive

Your family is already telling the story. Chorus keeps it.

Add one phone number to the family group text. Chorus quietly saves every photo, video, and voice memo, writes the week into a chapter, and hands your kid the whole story at eighteen.

Baby Watch
Mom, Dad, Grandma, Uncle Ant, Chorus
GrandmaLook who held his own bottle today!!
Chorus saved this to Week 3 · Firsts
0:42
Voice memo · his first laugh
Transcribed and saved to Week 3 · Sounds
DadSunday's episode made me cry on the train. Again.
Week 3 chapter drops Sunday, 8am

A childhood is 936 weeks.

Chorus writes every one of them. A short chapter each Sunday, built from what your family already shared. Fifty-two chapters become a book every birthday. Eighteen books become the archive.

Weeks 1 through 12, captured. 924 to go.
How it works

No app. No new habit. No blank page.

Grandma will never download an app. She already texts. That is the whole trick.

1. Text like you already do

Your archive gets its own number. Add it to the group chat or text it directly. Photos, videos, voice memos, and rambling updates all land in one place, tagged by who sent them.

2. Sunday, the week comes back

Chorus writes the week into a short chapter and records it as a five-minute episode. You approve it, then it goes out to the family list. Replies get saved too.

3. Every birthday, a book

Each year the chapters and best moments become a designed hardcover. Grandparents get the gift they actually want. The shelf fills up as the kid does.

The Weekly · Episode 3
“The Bottle Heist”
1:44 / 5:10

A podcast about one very small person

Every chapter ships as audio. Narrated by Chorus, or read in your own voice. Grandparents listen on the drive to work. The kid inherits 936 episodes of people who love them, talking about them.

“Week 3: he seized the bottle like a man with a plan, and Grandma has the photo to prove it.”

Beyond the scrapbook

The archive that answers back

Chorus holds the facts of your kid's life, not only the feelings. Two more jobs it does from the same thread.

The Vault

Shot records, growth charts, allergies, insurance cards, the birth certificate. Snap a photo of any document and Chorus files it, reads it, and remembers the dates.

When was his last tetanus shot?
DTaP dose 1 was June 12 at Dr. Okafor's office. Dose 2 is due around October.
Answered from your own records in 4 seconds, at 2am, from the ER waiting room.

The Coach

Parenting answers grounded in current pediatric research, tuned to your actual kid. Every answer cites its sources. It informs, it never diagnoses, and anything urgent points you to your pediatrician.

He's 14 months and still not walking. Should I worry?
Most kids walk between 9 and 18 months, so he is inside the normal window. Here is what the AAP says to watch for, and when to raise it at a checkup…
Knows his age, his milestones, and what is already in the vault.
Eighteen years from now

One day you hand them everything.

The timeline. The 936 chapters. Grandpa's voice memos from years before they could remember him. The books on the shelf. Not a camera roll. A story, told by everyone who was there.

Private by design

The anti-feed

This is a family archive, not a social network. It works for your kid, not an algorithm.

  • Private by default. No public feed, no followers, no discovery.
  • Your data never trains AI models. Ever.
  • Originals stored at full quality, forever. Nothing compressed away.
  • Export the whole archive anytime, in open formats.
  • Our 18-year promise: if we ever shut down, you get everything first.
  • At 13, your kid gets a say in what stays.

Founding families

We are opening Chorus to the first 100 families. Founding families lock lifetime pricing and shape the product with us, one week at a time.

Reserve your kid's number
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