Plans & pricingPRESERVE TODAY. BE PRESENT TOMORROW.
A voice. A photograph. The story only you can tell. Preserve original memories, add the details that make them yours, and explore them with an AI companion. Start with the public demo or sign in to build your own memory space.
Your archive is private to your account.
01 / WHY IT MATTERS
A photograph can show a place. The words beside it can tell you why it felt like home. 4EverPresent brings the original and its context together, so a collection of files becomes something you can return to and understand.
Who was there? What happened just before the picture? Keep names, places, and the details a file can’t explain on its own. A simple note such as “Dad’s first summer in the new house” gives a photograph a story you can find again.
A familiar recipe. An ordinary afternoon. A piece of advice in a familiar voice. Keep everyday moments alongside life’s milestones. You can begin with one memory and add to the archive whenever another detail comes back to you.
Revisit an original recording, follow a remembered detail, or explore what you’ve saved with an AI companion. Supporting source passages give you a way to move from a generated answer back to the material behind it.
A LITTLE TODAY. MEANING FOR TOMORROW.
A memory holds a moment.
You give it meaning.
You don’t need a perfect archive. Just a story you want to keep.
Keep the people, places, traditions, and little moments that make a family history personal.
Return to experiences, lessons, and turning points in your own words, with the original material close by.
Explore saved stories through an AI recreation, while keeping a clear distinction between the companion and the person.
02 / HOW IT WORKS
Keep the source. Add the context.
Then search, revisit, or explore the memory in conversation. The four steps below show how an ordinary photograph can become part of a connected archive.
03 / INSIDE YOUR SPACE
Bring original files, personal context, and supported answers into one workspace. Each part has a purpose: preserve the material, make it easier to explore, and keep the source within reach.
The story and its source belong together. Open a saved photo, read the original text, or return to a recording to explore the details for yourself.
Choose whose memories you’re exploring. Personal archive searches stay scoped to that person’s records, helping keep one person’s experiences separate from another’s. Switch the person you’re exploring when you want a different context.
INCLUDED IN THE LOCAL EDITION
The local Reference library adds sourced educational material to companion conversations. These read-only resources are kept separate from anyone’s memories, so published knowledge is not presented as a person’s lived experience. Open a publisher link when you want to explore a topic further.
Explore confidence, habits, relationships, and everyday wellbeing through sourced educational entries.
SOURCED · READ-ONLYFind general information about health, preventive care, and questions to take into a conversation with a professional.
SOURCED · READ-ONLYExplore mental health education, ways to find care, and sources of support, with links to the original publishers.
SOURCED · READ-ONLYReference entries link to their publishers. Health resources provide general education rather than personal diagnoses or treatment plans.
CHOOSE YOUR SPACE
Open the local app and enter with a single click. Keep your archive and original files in the configured storage on your computer. This edition includes the local Reference library; AI tools depend on the services configured for that installation.
Choose an available sign-in method to open your online workspace. Your account keeps your saved material separate from other users’ archives. Use the workspace’s capability status to see which conversation, transcription, voice, and avatar tools are ready.
Not sure where to begin? Try the public conversation demo first, then choose the edition that fits how you want to keep your archive. AI conversation, transcription, voice, avatar, and camera capabilities depend on your edition and the tools enabled in your workspace.
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Meet Brent’s authorized AI recreation and ask about 4EverPresent using voice or text. The two-minute conversation starts after his introduction. No account is required, and the demo answers from public product information rather than your personal archive.
Start with one authorized story, photograph, or recording. Give it a title, choose the person it belongs to, and add a little context. You can build the rest over time.
No. It is a clearly labeled AI recreation, and generated responses can be inaccurate. Saved records provide supporting context; they do not make an AI the original person.
Personal memories are material you save about a person. The local Reference library is shared educational content from published sources. Its entries are read-only, separately labeled, and available to every companion.
In the local edition, the archive is stored on your computer. The serverless edition uses configured cloud storage and account-based access. The public demo is a separate product introduction; it does not open your personal memories. Keep a separate backup of originals that matter to you.
Available tools depend on the edition and configured services. The workspace shows capability status so you can see what is ready before using conversation, transcription, voice, or avatar features.
EVERY ARCHIVE BEGINS SOMEWHERE.
Choose a photograph, a short recording, or a story you want to return to. Add who it belongs to and a few words about why it matters. You can build the rest one memory at a time.
Want to get a feel for it first? Meet Brent in the public demo above. When you’re ready, sign in to start your own archive.
Find your place to begin