Rob Browton

Rob Browton

Family & memory

Four applications built on one observation: the things families most want to keep are spoken, not written, and nobody ever gets asked the right question. Each one records a voice, asks better questions, and gives you something you can hold.

Family & memory — everything

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WisdomWeave

Save the story, not just the photo.

An audio-first way to capture the stories your parents and grandparents have never quite been asked the right question about. Family listen; you download a typeset PDF.

  • Voice-first
  • PDF export
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LittleWeave

What they sounded like at three. Kept.

A voice-first childhood journal. Research-grounded prompts help you keep your child's actual voice — the things they said and the way they said them — from nought to twelve.

  • Voice-first
  • Childhood
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Save These Days

Everyone is writing the baby’s book. This is yours.

A voice-first journal for the first year of parenthood — short questions you answer out loud while holding the baby. A record of who you became, kept in a private account.

  • Voice-first
  • First year
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The Archive of Us

Twenty years of stories, kept in both your voices.

A two-voice record of a friendship. You begin the archive and send a friend a link; they take their own account. 120 questions, both answers on the record, contradictions welcomed.

  • Two-voice
  • Friendship