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Graduation

Their dreams as the world opens up, and proud words from the people who got them there.

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How it works

Ordinary phone calls — nothing new to learn.

  1. A man smiling at his phone with a laptop on his knees Hands holding a phone beside a laptop A woman on the phone at her kitchen table

    1. Easy setup

    • YouTell us the occasion and who you'd like to hear from — one person or many.
    • WeDraft warm, thoughtful, fitting questions for each conversation based on a few details you share.
    • YouLook them over — reword some, drop some, or add your own.
  2. An elderly man taking a phone call on his couch A smiling woman talking on the phone in a warm room A man on the phone among greenhouse plants A close-up of a woman smiling on the phone

    2. The call

    • WeConnect you with each person by phone — no travel required. And guide you through every call with an easy-to-use screen showing the questions to ask.
    • YouJust have thoughtful phone conversations, starting each call whenever you're ready. Skip or restart a question any time.
    • WeHandle the recording — every answer kept with the question that prompted it, so there's nothing for you to sort out afterwards.
  3. Family and friends gathered around a laptop A mother and two children watching together on the couch A young couple smiling at a laptop together

    3. The movie

    • YouAdd some photos (optional) to bring a recorded voice to life.
    • WeAutomagically weave the recorded questions and answers, and the photos, into a high-quality movie.
    • YouDownload, enjoy, share now — or save to play at a special occasion.
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Bottle the beginning.

Who they are at eighteen is someone they'll want to meet again at thirty. One phone call now — their dreams, their worries, who they hope to become — and it's saved to open down the road.

Gather their friends, their teachers, and family too — everyone who helped get them here — into one movie they'll treasure long after the cap and gown are packed away.

Questions worth asking

A few to start from — keep these, change them, or write your own.

  • Who did you become over these last four years?
  • What are you most proud of — and most afraid of?
  • Where do you hope you'll be in ten years?
  • Who helped you get here, and what would you say to them?
  • What would you tell the version of you just starting out?

Catch this moment before it's gone.

It takes one phone call. Start today — it's easy.

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