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Every voice message written out under its date. Search for a memory, then print the whole chat.
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Record · Nonna Lucia
8,914 messages · 212 voice · 2016–2024
YouDec 24, 2019 · 19:38M001207
Nonna, mine fell apart again. What am I doing wrong?
Nonna LuciaDec 24, 2019 · 19:520:47M001208
For the gnocchi, one egg for each big potato. Then flour, a little at a time, until it stops sticking. Don't rush it, tesoro.
Nonna LuciaMay 2, 2021 · 08:150:19M004633
Ninety-one, and you all called before breakfast. I am a lucky woman.
Summary · Key moments
- Dec 24, 2019: the gnocchi recipe, by voice
- May 2, 2021: her 91st birthday
01The problem
The chat is there, but hard to reach
- 01
“She told me the recipe once. But when?”
- 02
Her best stories were voice messages, never typed.
- 03
Scrolling back to 2017 takes a whole evening.
- 04
It all lives on one phone that will not last forever.
02How it works
Three steps, nothing to install
- 01
Export the chat with media
On your phone, open the chat, tap Export chat and include media so the voice messages come too.
- 02Free
Try one voice message free
Your browser opens the file and shows the voice minutes and the exact price.
- 03
Unlock and keep it
All their voice messages in writing. Search for a moment, then save the chat as a PDF.
03What you get
What you get to keep
Their voice messages in words
Each one written out in the language it was spoken, under its date.
Find a memory by one word
Search “recipe” or “birthday” across messages and voice messages.
The whole chat, ready to print
A PDF to print, or TXT, CSV and one web page to keep.
Delete it when you choose
Its messages and transcripts are removed. Your export file stays.
04Situations
Chats worth keeping
- A parent or grandparent who died
- Their messages and voice messages, in order, to read whenever you need to.
- A partner far away
- Years of good-morning messages across time zones, kept in one file.
- A child growing up
- The family group: birthday wishes, school news and the grandparents' replies.
- Stories told out loud
- How your grandparents met, told in a voice message, now written down.
05Questions
Questions, answered
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