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Family stories, from generation to generation

The most beautiful book of your family has not been written yet.

You won't write it — your loved ones will tell it. Spominka talks with them about life, patiently and in a warm, familiar way, and turns their stories into a book that lasts forever.

In English · By phone, tablet or computer · Everything stays yours

Chapter I — Stories that are slipping away

First the details go. The name of a street, the smell of a kitchen, a song from a wedding. Then the stories go — about the war and a first job, about who they loved and what frightened them, about how life used to be. Families tell us the same sentence, more often than any other:

“If only we had asked, while there was still time.”

Spominka exists so that asking is no longer a task you keep putting off. She asks the questions — unhurried, conversation by conversation. And within a few weeks, you hold the book in your hands.

Old family photographs, keepsakes and a fountain pen on paper

Chapter II — How Spominka works

  1. 1

    The conversation begins

    No apps, no passwords, nothing to learn. Spominka calls by phone, or joins on a tablet or computer — whichever feels most natural. She speaks slowly and clearly, in English. And her name? You choose that yourself.

  2. 2

    They just tell their story

    Spominka listens, asks follow-up questions, and remembers every story. Even after a week's pause, she picks up exactly where you left off. She never interrupts, she's never in a hurry — and any subject someone doesn't want to open stays closed.

  3. 3

    Stories become a book

    The conversations become a book written in the first person — their words alone, your photographs. You approve the table of contents, the chapters and every quote before printing. Nothing goes between the covers without the family's blessing.

An elderly man by a window, with a gentle smile

There's no rush. Every story arrives when it's ready.

Chapter III — The book that lasts

Not a file. Not a recording in the cloud. A book on the shelf.

One that grandchildren will one day read to their own children.

An open book with a printed narrative and old black-and-white photographs
From her book

Dinners at the big table

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Book of Memories Spominka
  • Hardback, sewn binding
  • Their story, told in the first person
  • Your photographs, their memories
  • Also available in Slovenian, Croatian or German

Frequently asked questions

Do they need a smartphone or a computer?

Not necessarily. The conversation can happen over an ordinary phone call, on a tablet, or in a browser on a computer — you choose whichever feels most familiar to them. You set everything up; they just talk.

What if they're not comfortable talking to artificial intelligence?

Spominka introduces herself honestly and speaks slowly, clearly and patiently. Most narrators forget about the technology after the first conversation — what remains is just the conversation. If it doesn't suit someone, you can stop at any time.

How many conversations does a book take?

Usually six to twelve, each around half an hour. The stories build up on their own — no rushing, and no homework.

Who sees the recordings and transcripts?

Only your family. Recordings are stored securely and used solely for your book. Topics you mark as private stay out of the conversation and out of the book. At your request, we permanently delete everything.

Can we review the book before it's printed?

Absolutely. You approve the table of contents, chapters and quotes. Nothing goes to print without your blessing.

When will Spominka be available?

We're currently refining Spominka together with our first families. Sign up as one of the first families — you'll get her for free, and help shape what she becomes when we open her up to everyone.

Their stories.
Their voice.
Your book.

Start while the stories are still alive. Write to us — we'll take care of everything else.

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Or write to us at info@spominka.si