The Jewish tradition of l'dor v'dor — generation to generation — is the original family memoir thesis. Heirloom modernizes it: capture parents' and grandparents' stories (including survivor testimony, where appropriate) in their voice, with consent-first ethics, and create an AI Family Council your descendants can consult forever. Trauma-aware interviewing, with explicit member control over what's recorded and shared.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Heirloom partner with Holocaust education organizations?
We're in conversation with Shoah Foundation, USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive, and JFREJ for institutional partnerships. Survivor testimony in Heirloom is treated with maximum sensitivity — extra encryption, family-only access by default.
Yiddish, Ladino, Hebrew — supported?
Hebrew transcription is on our Q4 2026 roadmap. Yiddish and Ladino audio is preserved in original form. English Q&A works now.
Can multiple generations share one Family Council?
Yes — that's the flagship use case. Capture parents, grandparents, great-aunts, great-uncles in concert. Family Council synthesizes their wisdom across generations for descendants.
What about end-of-life ethics around AI voice?
We follow Reform/Conservative/Orthodox guidance on differentiating: voice clones are for living members with explicit consent. For deceased members, the Council uses transcripts only — no synthetic voice without prior recorded consent.
Give them a book of their life — in their own voice.
Family Council captures the whole family's voices in concert. Try the free demo at theheirloom.ai/try first — no account, no card. First session within 24 hours. The gift that future generations will thank you for.
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