Why voice works for busy parents
- Your hands are full. Literally. Talking works while you're tidying up or walking the stroller.
- Thirty seconds is enough. "Today Ema said the moon was following our car." That's a memory saved.
- No baby book to fill in. No templates, no pressure, no missed pages.
- Dated automatically. Every entry is saved with its date, so in ten years you know exactly when it happened.
What to record
- First words, new words, mispronounced words you'll miss one day
- Funny things they said – word for word
- Questions they asked
- Small everyday moments: what made them laugh, what they were afraid of
- Milestones: first steps, first day at school, first bike ride
- How you felt about it – the part that usually isn't in photos
A 30-second evening routine
- After the kids are asleep, open Voicelore.
- Say one thing from today you want to remember – and who said what.
- That's it. Do it two or three times a week if every day is too much.
A gift for later
Export a year of entries as a PDF and you have a written record of your child's year, in your own words. Many parents keep it for themselves; some give it to their children when they're older.
Privacy
Your entries are private to your account. Transcripts are stored encrypted on servers in the EU, and we don't sell data. Details in our privacy policy.
FAQ
Can I record my child's voice?
Voicelore is designed for your own entries. You can describe what your child said in your own words – it's often the nicest way to remember it anyway.
What does it cost?
The free plan includes 3 recordings a week – a great fit for a few memories a week. Pro (€5/month) removes the limits.
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