The only grief companion that uses only their real words, and never pretends to be them.
For the adult child whose mother's or father's texts, voicemails and photos are still on their phone, and who can't bring themselves to delete them.
What a conversation sounds like
Ask about the person you lost. Echo answers from their real words, and from nothing else.
Talking about Mom
Sample
What did she tell me before something big?
Echo
Here is what she wrote and said. I am not adding anything of mine.
Her text
Breathe first. Then walk in like you own the room.
Her voicemail
Call me after, I want to hear all of it.
That is all of her I can point to. I can't speak as her, and I won't.
An echo, never a stand-in
Echo is a grief companion that holds the echo of a person without pretending to be them.
Price
Launch pricing: your first Echo can be started free with a handful of memories, so you feel it work before you pay.
Memory
Collection
What goes in
Everything they left, kept together
- Texts
- Emails
- Letters
- Voicemails
- Recordings
- Photos
- Favourite songs
- Sayings
- Dates
How it works
From a phone full of them to a conversation about them
Gather
Bring in what you have
Start with the texts, voicemails and photos still on your phone. Emails, letters, recordings, songs, sayings and dates belong too.
Collect
Keep it in one place
Everything for the person you lost sits together in a single Memory Collection.
Talk
Talk about them
Echo talks with you about them using only their real words, and never pretends to be them.
Their words are still on your phone. Hear them again.
Echo holds what they wrote and said, and never speaks as them.