Independent
HomeLore
ProjectProduct thinking
A family story is valuable partly because of how the person tells it. If AI turns every account into a neat narrative, it can erase the exact words or fill gaps that nobody actually answered. HomeLore uses voice to make telling the story easier, while keeping recorded words, interpretation and unanswered questions separate. The point is to help a family preserve what was said without quietly rewriting its history.
What I built
Homelore: a voice-first family-memory product that keeps exact words, interpretations and unknowns separate.
HomeLore includes the earlier Virasat family-memory work and its Smriti interviewing experience; these names are grouped under one project.
The local handoff separates recorded words, generated interpretation and unanswered questions in family-memory capture and review.