Reviewers mostly like Remento for making family memories easy to capture, especially for parents or elders who would rather talk than write. Users praise the simple process, the combination of printed books and saved recordings, and the polished final book, with one reviewer also highlighting helpful support. But the feedback is not uniformly positive: a few reviewers report frustration with frequent reminders, difficulty deleting an account started by someone else, and a poor cancellation or refund experience around the Legacy Box, which hurt trust in the company.
I like that you're expanding language support. Are there plans to let different family members contribute stories in different languages within the same book?
This sounds like a great idea. IHow do you all handle privacy concerns? Also, I see its marketed to parents, but could we use this to create a storybook for a teams sports season? or other ciicrumstances? I like this idea and I think it is a very innovtive concept.
This one is one of those ideas that makes you stop and think about the people you love. We take so many photos, but we don't always seem to preserve the stories behind them or the sound of someone's voice. I love that this goes beyond creating a book and captures a piece of who someone really is. My only question is whether family members can add their own personal questions throughout the process to make sure each story. Even more unique. Beautiful idea, and I can see why it would mean so much to families.
This looks a cool idea and a great use of AI. The video explained the service perfectly and I see value for people using it. My family is much smaller and not as connected so im not sure if I would use it (kind of makes me sad). My dad recently died and this would have been a cool way to maybe capture some of who he was and now thats gone. Good luck and hope your successful.
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