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PRIVATE AI MEMORY JOURNAL

Speak or write. Valety interviews you, writes down people and facts in front of you, and turns accepted memories into stories that stay yours.

Valety can help turn family photos and a written memory into reviewable context while keeping the source visible.

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Photos · story · accepted memory

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THE STORY INTERVIEWER

Valety asks. You just answer.

A guided interview draws out the scenes, people, and details you would never write down unprompted. Your answers become a draft — and memory you can review.

Follow-ups build on what you actually said — not on a fixed question list.

Memory is written down in front of you: accept, edit, or dismiss every card.

Speak or type. Drafts autosave, so you can continue on another day.

Guided interview

one question at a time · voice or text

live flow
Where should we begin? Tell me about a place from childhood that still feels close.

you · answered by voice

My grandmother’s house in Kazan. In August it always smelled of apples there.

Valety noticed — review before memory

awaiting review
PersonGrandmother
PlaceKazan
Detailsmelled of apples in August
AcceptEditDismiss
What did mornings in that house sound like? Was your grandmother already in the kitchen when you woke up?

Only accepted memory shapes the next questions.

source: your answer
HOW VALETY REMEMBERS

From one story to memory you can inspect.

Valety shows the people, facts, and open threads it noticed. You decide what it remembers — and what it forgets.

Accepted-only context
People stay linked to stories
Edit or remove later
Memory inscription
guided interview · user reviewed
accepted context
Story fragment
captured once

Yesterday I met Anna after the launch call. She said the estimate should be ready before Friday, but she sounded unsure about the timeline.

Review before memory
not hidden in the model
PersonAnnaaccepted
Open threadSeptember launchreviewed
Follow-upEstimate before Fridayaccepted
accepted memory
Annaperson
September launchopen thread
Friday estimatefollow-up
accepted memory
Anna
person
September launch
open thread
Friday estimate
follow-up

You mentioned Anna and the September launch before. Is this estimate part of the same thread, or did something change?

source available
MEMORY ENTRY POINTS

Tell it the way you can today

Guided interview, journal, and Coach are different ways into the same memory loop: notice people, facts, and open threads, then review what becomes context.

One memory contract everywhere: interview drafts, journal reviews, and coach replies use only the memory you accepted.

AI surface

Guided interview

story interview · memory notice

Valety asks about the event, people, and details that make the story alive.

After an answer, it can propose a person, fact, or open thread as a review candidate.

In a later supported AI turn, accepted context helps continue from the right place.

Memory Bank

candidates after an answer

People

people and links from the story

Proof

proof when available

Memory

Review before saving

Runtime

One contract for supported flows

WHAT YOU CAN DO

From one evening of talking to a story you can hold.

The interview is only the beginning. Valety helps you shape, keep, and share what you told it.

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01

Answer by voice

Dictate answers in the guided interview — Valety transcribes them straight into your draft.

transcription

02

A draft that grows with you

Capture, compose, polish: every answer lands in a manuscript you can edit, with versions to return to.

versions

03

Hear your story read aloud

Turn a finished story into narration in a voice you choose, and add a generated cover.

listen

04

Nothing gets lost

Autosave and session recovery protect unfinished stories; export a portable archive anytime.

autosave

PEOPLE & RELATIONSHIPS

People stay connected to the memories that made them matter

For family historians, memoir writers, and everyone interviewing their parents: people stay linked to the stories that made them matter.

why this matters

A family dinner, a photo with someone you love, and an old note can become one understandable thread when you confirm it.

Accepted memory means you never explain twice who your mother, brother, or oldest friend is — the next conversation starts from the thread.

Every connection stays editable: accept it, change it, remove it, or trace it back to the photo and source story.

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Relationship memory

Family circle

same people · many moments

Source memory

Printed photos and the written story stay available together.

People stay grouped

Parents, siblings, and loved ones remain connected across moments.

Accepted context

You decide which relationships become context for later stories.

Thread

Family

Source

Available

Control

Editable

Why we build Valety

“Memory matters when the source stays visible and you decide what remains.”

— The Valety team

reviewedsource visiblepeople connected

reviewed

source visible

people connected

TRUST & CONTROL

Memory you can inspect and control

Valety is useful only when you can see where context came from. Review what becomes memory, keep sources available, and export or wipe your archive from profile controls.

Trust ledger

What becomes context

review before memory
Story draftPrivate
Suggested memoryNeeds review
Sensitive topicsWithheld by default
Accepted contextAllowed
Export / wipeUser control

Review before memory

People, facts, and follow-ups are proposed before they become accepted context.

No ad targeting

Stories are not sold or used for ads. Product analytics stay limited to reliability and basic operation.

Portable archive

Export Valety data, including stories, journal, memory, people, assistant activity, and restorable media.

Remove what should not stay

Accepted memory and archive controls are built around later correction, deletion, and wipe paths.

Proof of existence

Verification tools are being certified. Where available, your stories carry a verifiable record of existence and date.

PRICING

Choose the launch access level that fits

Everything is free during early access. Below is the planned pricing — billing starts only when the payment flow is certified.

Early access — free right now, no card required

Free

Start capturing with structure during early access

$0forever
Private journal and guided story entry points
People and facts suggested for review
Guided interview story creation
Text export
Private-by-default writing flow
Start free

Creator

For higher limits and fuller memory controls after launch

$9.99/month
50 AI calls per day
100 credits each month
Expanded writing and interview limits
Fuller memory bank controls
People context for continued stories
Choose Creator

Premium

For higher limits, proof workflows, and priority support after launch

$19.99/month
Everything in Creator
150 AI calls per day
300 credits each month
25 GB storage
Proof workflows when certified
See Premium

All plans include strong privacy controls, export options, and encryption-aware handling.
Need a custom plan? Contact us

QUESTIONS

Asked before trusting us

The things people want to know before they hand over their memories.

Valety is in early access. Request access and we will invite you as seats open. Everything is free during early access — no card required.

start preserving your story

Start with one memory that deserves context.

Request access, tell us how you want to use Valety, and begin with the right entry point.

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PEOPLE & RELATIONSHIPS

People stay connected to the memories that made them matter

For family historians, memoir writers, and everyone interviewing their parents: people stay linked to the stories that made them matter.

why this matters

A family dinner, a photo with someone you love, and an old note can become one understandable thread when you confirm it.

Accepted memory means you never explain twice who your mother, brother, or oldest friend is — the next conversation starts from the thread.

Every connection stays editable: accept it, change it, remove it, or trace it back to the photo and source story.

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Relationship memory

Family circle

same people · many moments

Source memory

Printed photos and the written story stay available together.

People stay grouped

Parents, siblings, and loved ones remain connected across moments.

Accepted context

You decide which relationships become context for later stories.

Thread

Family

Source

Available

Control

Editable