What it is
Life Story Compiler is a memoir app from NarraLife. You can write down a memory, upload old photos or simply talk, and the app uses AI to organize these scattered pieces into memories and chapters, which you can then order as a printed book. Founder Chris Nichols writes on the company blog that he built it himself with AI coding tools ("I built the app on my own, using AI coding tools"), without saying which ones. One person using AI coding to ship a consumer app across the web, iOS and Android is a vibe coding story in its own right.
Who it's for:People who want to record their own life story, or an older relative's, but don't know where to start.
Before you start: The company says it works on the web, iOS and Android; you need an account, with email code sign-in, and the official site is in English. There's a free plan and two paid tiers billed monthly or yearly; check the official site for prices. Printed books are produced and shipped by the printing service Lulu, which receives your manuscript and shipping details when you order. The privacy policy says it collects your name, email and date of birth, plus the memories, photos, files and voice recordings you upload; content is sent to third-party AI providers, and photos may carry the date and location they were taken. The policy says your content won't be used to train general-purpose models without your separate consent. Memories often involve the private lives of family and friends, so think before you upload, and check what the AI produces, since it can get things wrong. It isn't open source.
Based on the official site's public information. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.