Storii Uses AI to Turn Family Memories Into Stories That Last Forever

For generations, storytelling has been the thread connecting families, passing down legacies, and preserving the essence of lives well-lived. Yet, as technology advances, the art of sharing memories has struggled to keep pace. Storii, is harnessing the power of AI to simplify, enhance, and democratize the creation of personal memoirs. Founded by Cameron Graham, Storii is not just a product—it’s a mission to bridge generational divides and ensure that every voice, no matter how soft, echoes through history.

The seeds for Storii were sown in an unexpected place—a hospital ward. Cameron Graham, an avid runner, was hospitalized after a kidney failure during a charity 10K run. In the bed next to him was Peter, an elderly man with dementia. Observing Peter’s interactions with his family and caretakers, Cameron was struck by how fleeting and fragmented the memories of a person’s life could become. This moment of realization birthed StoriiCare, an initial venture aimed at improving the lives of seniors through the thoughtful preservation of their stories.

Fast forward to today, Storii has expanded its vision with a dual purpose: offering senior care providers transformative tools to reduce administrative burdens while also enabling individuals to record and share their life stories in an entirely new way. Cameron Graham believes that “it’s one thing to know where your parents or grandparents are from, but being able to learn about specific moments in their lives in their own words will help you understand your traditions, heritage, and what shapes your family.”

The Storii Experience Being Seamless and Accessible

Storii’s storytelling platform stands out for its simplicity. Users don’t need a smartphone, computer, or even internet access to participate. Instead, the process is as straightforward as receiving a phone call. Subscribers are prompted by curated questions—over 1,000 in total—to share their memories. These calls can be scheduled up to three times a week, or users can call back at their convenience to record their stories at their own pace. Completed recordings are uploaded to a private online profile, where family members can add photos, videos, or personal notes.