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What was it like at home once I left for college?
- Mom describes life at home once I had left for college and they were empty nesters.
Self Told guides your mom or dad through recording their life story, a little at a time, in their own voice. When it’s done, you’ll have their complete story to listen to and share with the whole family.
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Capturing your family’s stories shouldn’t be complicated. With Self Told, it’s beautifully simple — 
just three easy steps to start preserving voices, memories, and moments that matter.
The easiest way to tell a story is to say it. Your loved one simply answers a question out loud, a few minutes at a time, whenever it suits them. No writing, no blank page, and no technology to wrestle with.
Self Told’s guided questions are shaped around the life they actually lived, so you hear the stories you’d never think to ask for: where they were when the world changed, what their childhood home sounded like, the moments that made them who they are.
A voice memo on your phone isn’t the same as keeping it. Self Told brings every recording together into a finished audio biography – their stories in the sound of their own voice, safe and ready to share with everyone who should have it.
Keep and download the stories captured during the process.
Thank you for your interest in Self Told. We’re getting ready to open, and we’d love to let you know as soon as you can start recording your mom or dad’s stories, in their own voice.
Leave your email address and we’ll be in touch.
| Thank you for Signing Up |

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about 
our services, processes, and policies right here.
The Family Plan includes unlimited storytelling, making it ideal for shared family archives that grow over time. The Personal Plan includes up to 250 stories — enough for years of storytelling for most families.