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Ello for Memory

Every story, preserved.

Gentle, multi-session interviews with Holocaust survivors and witnesses, organized into a searchable archive of their lives.

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What it does.

Ello speaks with each witness in their own language, at their own pace, over as many sessions as they wish. It never rushes, never repeats a question, and returns to the threads left open.

  • Complete testimonies, gathered across many sessions
  • An archive organized by people, places, dates and chapters
  • Recordings and transcripts preserved for the institution

Designed with care for painful memories. Every program is supervised by the institution’s own team.

Elderly hands holding an old black-and-white family photograph
Testimony archive: Eva, 94Illustrative
  • 01Childhood and family4 sessions, 3 h 10
  • 02The war years6 sessions, 5 h 25
  • 03Liberation and after3 sessions, 2 h 40
  • 04Building a new life4 sessions, 3 h 05
“I want my great-grandchildren to know the names of everyone in that photograph.”

142 people, 61 places and 38 dates indexed across 17 sessions.

How it unfolds.

  1. 01

    First call

    Ello introduces itself and lets Eva choose where to begin.

  2. 02

    Session by session

    Childhood, family, the war years, liberation, a new life: at her pace.

  3. 03

    Threads

    A name mentioned in passing becomes a question for a later session.

  4. 04

    The archive

    Every session is transcribed and indexed by people, places, dates and chapters.

What Ello talks about.

Natural conversations that come back to what matters for this program, never a questionnaire read aloud.

Childhood and familyHome and communityThe war yearsLiberation and afterBuilding a new lifeA message for the next generations

Who it serves.

  • Holocaust survivor organizations
  • Memorial institutions
  • Museums and archives
  • Oral history programs

A phone call.
A life, understood.

No app, no screen, no form. Ello calls, has a real conversation, and understands as it listens. Press play.

Margaret, 81, on the phone at her kitchen table
Margaret, 81. Bristol. Weekly call 38.
Margaret, 81Weekly call 38, in English
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Press play to hear Ello call Margaret. Watch what it understands as she speaks.

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Demo call. Voices made with Ello’s voice engine; Margaret and her family are fictional.

Powered by the Ello Engine.

Voice

Calls anyone, on any phone.

Conversation

Talks like a person, not a form.

Memory

Remembers a life, not a session.

Life model

One living picture of each person.

Signals

Notices change, person by person.

Trust

Consent and control, by design.

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