Choose the format that fits
Different ways to keep a voice.
Established services already offer recording and export. Choose based on how your family wants to tell, edit and keep stories—not a claim that one service owns portability.
Public product information checked September 12, 2026. Features and prices may change; check the linked provider before buying.
| Product | What it offers | Consider it when |
|---|---|---|
| KitchenTable Voices | Free text-layout demo. Local native development app with originals, manual translations and selected ZIP export; no store release yet. | You want to edit original and translated text separately and prepare a small portable artifact. |
| Storyworth | Written stories and phone-based recording; plan-dependent calls and printed memoirs. Downloadable audiobook option. | You want scheduled prompts, guided phone options and a book service. |
| Remento | Recording-to-story workflows, English/Spanish support, books with audio QR codes, downloadable recordings. | You want recordings turned into written stories and a printed keepsake. |
| Storii | Life-story calls, family connections and transcript/audiobook exports; access/export remain after moving to a free account. | Phone-based prompts fit the storyteller better than an editor. |
Check the ongoing cost
Storyworth's published plans currently start at $59, with $99 and $199 tiers. Remento lists optional continuation after the first year at $99/year or $12/month. Storii says a paid subscription is needed while life-story calls are active. These are provider descriptions, not quotes or KitchenTable offers.