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for the people, pets and moments that matter

Turn someone you love into asong.

Your gran's 80th. The dog who got you through a rotten year. Your sister, who is, frankly, a lot.

A real, finished song — written, sung, and yours to keep.

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Hear an example
Press play — a real song, start to finish.
Perfect for gifts, milestone birthdays, and memory albums.

The difference

Why not just ask ChatGPT?

Because a chatbot gives you the average song — confident, polished, and not really about them. Here's the difference:

1

It writes what you typed. We get the rest out of you.

A cold prompt only knows the three things you remembered to mention, so it fills the gaps with cliché. We read your brain-dump, pull out the specifics, and ask about the bits that make it them.

2

We find the angle, not the topic.

“A song about my brother” is forgettable. “Mistaken for Chinese, and an anarchist” is a song people lean in for. We notice the bit worth writing.

3

When it makes something up, it owns up.

The draft flags its own shaky line and quotes it back to you — “you didn't tell us this; is it true?” — instead of slipping a guess into a tribute. That's the whole difference between heartfelt and hollow.

4

A finished song, not a starting point.

You get finished audio to play in the car and text to the group chat — not lyrics you then have to wrangle into some music tool yourself.

5

Change a line, keep the song.

Say “punchier chorus” or “lose that line.” It changes. Every version is kept. ChatGPT forgets the moment you close the tab.

And it only gets deeper — more craft running under the hood than any single prompt could pull off.

What happens next

Three steps, about half an evening

A simple, human-led process with a little help from AI.

  1. 1

    Tell us about them

    A list, a ramble, three things you remembered in the shower. Messy is fine — that's the point.

  2. 2

    Pick an angle

    We pitch you song ideas built from your details, in a sound you choose. Take the one that clicks.

  3. 3

    Hear it, then steer it

    A real song comes back. Don't like a line? Say so, in plain words, and we rework it.

However you want to remember them — a birthday, a wedding, even the worst year of your life — make them a song.

Turn someone you love into a song. And, yes, the dog.

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