Sanota: AI-Powered Platform for Publishing Family History Stories
By
Eero Rönkkö
Tired, dry, slightly forgotten on the back of the tray.
Summary
Sanota is a platform that helps users publish family history stories incrementally using conversational AI to uncover meaningful details and craft stories in appropriate tones. It allows co-creation from multiple perspectives and recording via browser or phone calls without requiring smart devices, enabling connection with loved ones in the present rather than just preserving the past.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledPublishing family history shouldn't take years.
A conversational AI uncovers meaningful details and crafts each story in a tone most suitable for you.
Co-create memories from multiple perspectives.
Record in your browser or via a standard phone call so no smart devices are needed.
The result? Stories, beautifully crafted.
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