Keep your mother's voice and her stories.

OtherMy is an iPhone and iPad app that keeps a person's stories, their way of talking and, if you choose, their voice. You build a copy of yourself or of someone you love by answering questions, adding memories, recordings and real chats. Later you and your family can talk with it and hear things answered the way they would answer.

Yes, and it is the best time to do it. You answer questions about them, sit with them and let them answer by talking, add their voice messages and the chats you have with them. Their voice is only used with their consent, or your right as family where the law allows it.

No. A copy is not the person and never pretends to be. It is a way to keep how someone talked, what they remembered and what they cared about, so the people who love them can still ask. Before the first talk with a copy of someone who has passed away, the app explains this gently.

Yes. The person who made a copy can invite up to five family members with a code. Once confirmed, they add their own memories, answers and recordings to the same copy and can talk with it too.

It stays yours. You can download everything you shared in one file at any time, and delete any part or your whole account. Nothing you share is used to train public AI models. If OtherMy ever closes, you will hear at least 90 days before, with time to download everything.

Someone you trust, like a son or a sister. While you are here they can do nothing. If something happens to you, they can ask for your copy to pass into their care; you get 30 days and several reminders to say you are fine before anything changes.

Yes, you can start for free. Paid plans start at $0.99 a month and add more questions, people, memories and recordings. Talking with a copy in its own voice comes with Premium. You can also give a plan to a parent as a gift.

OtherMy is for iPhone and iPad, in English. A copy answers in the language you talk to it in.