EchoTree is a way to preserve your voice, your stories, and your essence – not just for today, but for generations to come. Our goal is to safeguard your memories with reverence and accuracy.

Through a simple, guided interview process, we create what we call your Echo: an interactive, AI powered, lifelike reflection of who you are. It’s more than just an archive – it’s a way for your loved ones to ask you questions, hear your stories, and connect with your personality, even long after the interview is over.

We’re not trying to replace anyone. The Echo isn’t you, but it’s built from your real stories, voice, humor, and wisdom. It’s a reflection of your essence.

It’s like an open telephone line: Where future generations can ask questions, hear your voice, and stay connected to who you were.

No preparation needed, no tech knowledge required. Just bring your personality.

The interview feels more like a conversation than anything formal. It’s relaxed, guided, and deeply human. We walk you through everything.

Step 1: Share your focus through a pre-interview reflection.

Before we begin, you’ll fill out a short reflection to help us understand which parts of your life matter most — family, career, beliefs, challenges, adventures, and more. This helps shape the tone and flow of the conversation so it feels personal and natural.

Step 2: You share. We guide.

During your session, we ask open-ended questions that cover every corner of a life well lived: your memories, favorite things, historical moments you’ve witnessed, perspectives on religion, philosophy, politics, relationships, career, and more.
You don’t need to prepare. You don’t need to perform. Just show up as yourself.

Step 3: We record your voice — and optionally, your video.

Audio is always included.
We’ll also capture a short 5–10 minute video module, or the full interview if you choose the premium package. If you’re uncomfortable with any aspect of recording, we’ll work with you to find an approach that feels right.

Step 4: Move at your own pace.

The full interview usually takes most of a day with plenty of breaks, but we can also split it over multiple days if that feels more comfortable.
Some moments are light and joyful. Others may go deeper. It’s all part of capturing the complexity and beauty of your life.

Your Echo isn’t just for others. It’s for you, too.

Many people use their Echo as a mirror – a way to reflect on how they’ve grown, what they believe, and how their experiences have shaped them. Listening to your Echo can help you reconnect with forgotten memories, refine your values, or even track how your perspectives evolve over time.

Because your Echo is trained on your SoulMap, a rich and structured dataset of your voice, stories, and beliefs, it can also serve as the foundation for training future AI tools modeled after you. Whether you want to build a custom co-pilot, a journal companion, or a decision-making assistant, the SoulMap gives you a deeply personalized starting point.
Ever said you wish you had a mini-you to get things done? This is the first step toward that, a version of you that can reflect, respond, and help carry your mind into the tools of the future.

You’re not just creating something for others. You’re creating a digitally structured self. Something that can evolve alongside you, reflect you back to yourself, and eventually support how you think and live.

You don’t need to be a performer. This isn’t about acting or impressing anyone, it’s simply about being yourself.

The goal of EchoTree isn’t to showcase a polished version of you, it’s to honor your real voice, your experiences, your beliefs. You don’t have to tell dramatic stories or be charismatic on camera. You just have to show up and share what feels true.

We’ll guide the conversation gently, at your pace. You can pause, take breaks, or skip any question that doesn’t feel right. You’re in control of what you share.

The most meaningful moments often come not from performance, but from honesty.

Yes, absolutely. That’s actually how EchoTree began. In our founder Bradley’s words:

“Before this was ever a business, it was personal. I created the first Echo for my own grandmother, but the seed of the idea came from someone I never got to meet: her mother, Moo.

My great-grandmother Moo was the heart of our family. I grew up on stories about her, how she loved her kids like nothing else, how she was funny without even meaning to be, how she had very little but gave with her whole heart. To this day, I can feel her love moving through the family, a part of her is still woven into who we are.

And yet, I never got to hear her voice. I never got to ask her about her life, or what she believed in, or what she might want her great-great-grandchildren to know. I remember thinking, I wish I could just sit with her.

That’s where EchoTree came from. It started as a gift, a way to capture someone’s voice, their values, their way of being. Not just to preserve the past, but to keep a conversation going across generations.”

So yes, you can absolutely use EchoTree for someone else: a parent, a grandparent, a mentor or friend. If they’re open to it, we’ll guide the whole experience with care. You can help them set it up, join part of the session, or give it as a gift.

It’s not about replacing anyone. It’s about asking all the important questions while we’re here together. Who knows who might want to hear their voice one day.