I can't remember
what she sounds like.
It's been two years. I have a thousand photos. I can't hear her laugh in any of them. I can't hear her say my name. And once you notice the silence, it doesn't stop.
She didn't have this kit.
You still do.
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I lost her when I was a kid.
It's been 15 years. I have photos. I have memories.
But the first thing I forgot was her voice.
That's the part nobody warns you about. Losing someone is the worst feeling there is. Forgetting them is worse. The smell. The laugh. The way they said your name. That's when grief becomes real pain.
This is the video.
I have one video of her. She's filming me ice skating. I'm a kid. She says my name. I fall. She laughs.
Twenty seconds. I've watched it a thousand times. Every time I cry. Not because I'm sad. Because I remember her.
That video is why I built NOVAVO.
Your mom is still here. Your dad is still here. Their voice is still here.
Don't wait. Record them now.
Thomas, founder of NOVAVO
What silence sounds like
I had only one voicemail from Dad. A pocket dial. He didn't even say anything. Six months after he died, I realized I couldn't remember his voice anymore.
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My biggest regret isn't the things I didn't say. It's that I have nothing left to play.
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They didn't have this kit.
You still have time.
I lost her voice. I refuse to lose his.
The hard part was never the recording. It was sitting down to do it.
Pick a card. Any card.
150 questions, sorted from easy to deep. You don't need to know what to ask. Just pick one and read it out loud. He'll do the rest.
Press one button.
No apps. No WiFi. No setup. No tech to teach anyone. You press, he talks. Twenty hours of recording on a single charge.
His stories, kept.
Everything he says gets organized into chapters. Your whole family listens from any device. No subscriptions. No expiration. His voice, kept. Not scattered across your camera roll, one phone upgrade away from gone.
Press play. This is what one question sounds like.
A real recording from a real family, using one of the kit's prompt cards.
From the prompt cards
"Tell me about the time you got in the most trouble with your parents?"
That was one question. The kit has 150.
One kit. Three simple things.
No subscriptions. No apps to learn. Nothing you'll have to figure out.
150 prompt cards
Sorted by life chapter. Easy to deep.
One-button recorder
No apps. No WiFi. 20+ hours on a charge.
Digital Legacy Book
Organized forever. Shareable with family.
The things people ask us before they buy.
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No WiFi needed to record.
The recorder works anywhere. Kitchen table, park bench, his living room. You upload the audio to the app afterward via USB-C.
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One kit records multiple parents.
All their stories go into one Legacy Book. Buying two kits means two separate books, useful if you want siblings to record separately.
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Your whole family listens.
Up to 4 family members can access the book from any device, on their own free accounts. No extra cost.
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No subscription. Ever.
$79 one time. The Legacy Book is yours forever. No renewal fees, no paywalls.
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Ships worldwide.
US, Canada, UK, Australia and more. Free shipping. Charges via USB-C, works with any USB-C charger.
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Your recordings are yours.
Stored privately in your account. Only the people you invite can listen.
Not a voicemail.
A legacy.
Every answer becomes a story. Every story becomes a chapter. Hours of his voice, organized for your whole family. Tap through Dad's book.
Pay once. Keep it forever.
No subscription. No expiration. Share with up to 4 family members.
This works even if…
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"I can barely get through the day. I don't have the energy for a project."
This isn't a project. It's one card after dinner. Ten minutes. You pick a question, press the button, and he talks. You don't plan it, schedule it, or prepare for it. You just do one. That's enough.
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"I'm afraid I'll cry and ruin it."
You might cry. Most people do. That's fine. The recording doesn't care. Some of the best recordings have a cracked voice or a long pause. That's not ruining it. That's what makes it real. Your grandchildren won't hear the tears. They'll hear his voice.
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"I don't want to make him feel like he's dying."
You're not asking him to prepare for death. You're asking him to tell you about his life. There's a difference, and most parents feel it immediately. One user told us her dad said, "I've been waiting 40 years for someone to ask me about this."
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"He's not tech-savvy."
He never touches a screen. One button on a recorder. No apps, no WiFi, no accounts, no passwords. It sits on the table and does one thing. You manage everything else after.
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"We tried StoryWorth and it didn't work."
StoryWorth asks them to write. Most parents give up because writing feels like homework. This asks them to talk. No typing, no weekly emails, no deadlines. Just a question and a conversation. The difference is the difference between a term paper and a phone call.
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"What if I can't bring myself to listen?"
You might not be ready right away. That's okay. The recordings aren't going anywhere. They're saved, organized, and waiting. For next week, next year, or whenever your daughter asks what Grandpa sounded like. Having them and not being ready is a thousand times better than being ready and having nothing.
Your kids will ask one day.
They'll ask what Grandpa sounded like. What he laughed about. What he told you about the day you were born. You'll have something to play. That's the gift.
This won't heal the grief.
But it removes the silence.
One less "I should have." That's what this is.
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