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Made for the people who matter
Every life deserves to be remembered beautifully.
Preserve the story of someone you love while you can still hear them tell it — parents, grandparents, siblings, friends, mentors, teachers, and the people who shaped your life. Turn their real photos, voice, videos and memories into a documentary your family can keep for generations.
Private by defaultReal memories firstNo editing skills needed
Your family film05:00
Not an AI slideshow.
A thoughtfully made documentary about someone you love.
Technology stays behind the scenes. Their story stays in front.How it works
Three gentle steps.
One film worth keeping.
We designed the experience for people who have never edited a video. You tell the story in your own words; yourbiodoc does the production work.
Tell us about them
Write naturally, as if you were telling a friend. There are no forms to master and no word limit.
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Add the memories you have
Photos, home videos, letters and documents. We find the best place for each one in the story.
Receive their film
Narration, music, titles and thoughtful editing come together as a polished documentary.
Our promise
The real laugh beats the perfect generated shot.
If you have a slightly shaky phone video of your father laughing with old friends, we choose that before a pristine artificial recreation. Because the point is not to make AI look impressive. The point is to make them feel present.
1 Your videos2 Your photographs3 Letters, audio & keepsakes4 AI only where a memory is missing
Stories from families around the world
A family documentary should feel human before it feels technological.
Explore fictional demonstrations from different parts of the world. The families change. The reason for preserving their stories does not.
United States · Fictional demonstration
A Mother’s Story
China · Fictional demonstration
My Father’s Journey
United Kingdom · West African heritage · Fictional demonstration
Grandma, Tell Me Your Story
Ways to preserve a life story
Different families arrive with different memories.
Whether you are documenting a parent who can still tell their story, preserving a family legacy, or remembering someone who has passed away, the goal is the same: keep the human story connected to the photographs.
Video Biography
Turn photos, interviews, home videos and written memories into a personal life story documentary.
Explore video biographies →Family Legacy Video
Preserve the voices, values and stories of parents and grandparents for children and future generations.
Preserve a family legacy →Memorial Video
Bring photographs, family interviews and memories together into a respectful documentary about a loved one.
Create a memorial story →Start the conversation
Some stories disappear simply because nobody thought to ask.
Our free family-story guides help you record the memories first. Use them with a parent or grandparent, then bring the strongest photographs, recordings and stories into their documentary.
50 questions to ask your parents
Childhood, family, love, work, turning points, values and the stories future generations will want to know.
Read the questions →How to interview grandparents
Record a natural conversation with clear sound, meaningful follow-ups and photographs that unlock forgotten details.
Read the interview guide →Preserve family memories
Protect photographs, home videos, voices, letters and the context that explains why each memory matters.
Read the preservation guide →Simple pricing
Choose the length.
We handle the complexity.
If you already have plenty of photographs and videos, our media-rich films cost less. If moments are missing, AI-assisted plans can carefully reconstruct just those gaps.
Because the people we love deserve to be remembered beautifully.