For the small ones
Record for your children.
Capture the silly, the tender, and the first-time-everythings. Hand them a self when they're older.
- ·Birthdays & milestones
- ·Voice messages they'll read at 30
- ·Photo notes from each year
A family hearth · est. 2026
Remember life while you're living it.
Start with one question a day. Your family answers in seconds — voice, photo, or a line. Oma keeps it forever.
Start Your Family StoryFree for 14 days · No card required
How Oma works
Ask. Answer. Remember. Gift.
01
Ask
Start with one question a day, tuned to each person.
02
Answer
Voice, photo, or a sentence. Reply in seconds.
03
Remember
Every reply lands in a private family archive.
04
Gift
Curated reviews, printed books, lasting keepsakes.
Two ways to begin
Whose voice do you want to keep?
For the elders
Record your parents and grandparents.
Before the stories thin. Oma asks the questions you keep meaning to. They answer at their own pace.
- ·Childhood, work, recipes, war years
- ·Gentle weekly cadence — no pressure
- ·Their voice, archived in studio quality
Oma gives
Six-month and yearly reviews.
Oma turns months of small replies into something you can hold: a booklet, a snapshot, a gift by post.
Six-month
A season, distilled.
Digital · shareable
Yearly recap
The year of small Sundays.
312 memories · 5 voices
Linen booklet
Hand-stitched, by post.
Gift-wrappable
Oma understands
Questions that fit your family.
Oma adapts to who's in your circle, the tone they answer best in, where they are in life, and how they're related.
Members
Knows the cast — children, partners, elders.
Tone
Tender, playful, reflective — to each their own.
Life stage
A new baby, a retirement, a quiet grief.
Family tree
Asks across generations, not just one person.
In practice
What Oma asks. What you keep.
Example prompts
What's something your mother used to say?
Describe today in three smells.
A song that always returns you somewhere.
What made you laugh this week?
Memory cards
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The smell of the kitchen when my mother made bread. I can still feel the flour on my hands.
— Grandma Ruth
Theo's first tooth in an envelope on the windowsill.
— Theo, age 6
Dad called the dog 'Bartholomew' again. He's been Buddy for nine years.
— Mae
Pricing
Choose your pace.
Every plan starts with a free 14-day hearth.
Family
$12
per month
A digital hearth for up to 6 family members.
- •Up to 6 members
- •Daily prompts
- •Unlimited archive
- •Year-end digital review
Most lovedArchive
$24
per month
Everything in Family, plus a linen-bound yearbook each January.
- •Everything in Family
- •Linen yearbook, yearly
- •Priority support
- •Custom cover artwork
Legacy
$450
per year
Lifetime storage, four printed volumes a year, voice preservation.
- •Lifetime storage
- •Four volumes / year
- •Lossless voice archive
- •Heirloom transfer
About Oma
A quiet place for the people who come next.
Oma was built by a small family in 2026. We wanted somewhere private to keep the small things — a grandmother's laugh, a child's first joke, a Sunday lunch that turned out to be the last. No feeds. No likes. No data sold. Just a hearth.
Ask us anything
Have a question?
We read every note. Usually back within a day.