I was ten years old when my father died. I never got to know him—not really.

No recordings of his voice. No letters in his handwriting. Just a few photos and an emptiness that has followed me my entire life.

I became an economist, a CEO, an entrepreneur. I built businesses and raised a family. But that loss—not knowing my father—never left me.

For years, I've watched families try to preserve memories digitally. Cloud storage. Hard drives. Apps that require passwords you'll forget in six months. I can't keep track of my own passwords—and I'm not alone. Most people can't.

Digital files disappear when companies go bankrupt. Cloud storage gets hacked. Hard drives fail. Passwords get lost.

But a handwritten letter? A physical card you can hold? A cassette tape that doesn't need a login? Those last forever.

I interview your parent FOR them—no technology skills required, no homework, no passwords to remember. We deliver everything physical: video recordings, audio cassettes, handwritten letters, memory cards you can touch.

I conduct the interviews personally. I know what it's like to lose someone without their stories. I won't let that happen to your family.

This is personal. This is my life's work.

Every interview is conducted personally by me—never outsourced to strangers or contractors. Your parent's are safe with someone who understands what it means to lose them.

— Elina T., Founder, Keep Your Stories