Questions grown-ups ask
What is In Their Words?
A web app where you interview your kid about someone they love (Dad, Grandma, anyone), film their answers, and get a keepsake film with their exact words lit up on screen as they say them — plus a shareable poster.
How much does it cost?
Free to make and share films with a small watermark. $7 removes the watermark from one keepsake forever; $29/year (Pro) removes it from everything.
Do I need to install an app?
No — it runs in the phone browser. On iPhone you can add it to your home screen (Share button → Add to Home Screen) and it behaves like an app.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Start an interview, film answers, and watch the film first. An account (email code, no password) is only needed to save keepsakes forever and see them on other devices.
Are my kid's videos private?
Yes — private by default. Nothing is public or searchable unless you share a link, and only people with that link can watch. Deleting a keepsake removes it and kills its share link immediately.
How does sharing work?
One button sends a private link (or the video file itself) to whoever you choose. Grandparents don't need an account to watch.
What happens when I delete something?
Deleting a keepsake permanently removes its recordings and share link. Deleting your account removes everything you've ever made.
What if the app hears the words wrong?
You can fix any answer's words right after filming, and the film updates. The captions come from on-device transcription of what your kid actually said.
Whose consent is needed?
You must be 18+, interviewing your own family, and you confirm consent to recording your child at setup. This is for parents making keepsakes of their own kids.
What ages does it work for?
The magic zone is roughly 2–8 — old enough to answer, young enough to be wrong in wonderful ways. But 'according to Benny, age 34' works too; the yearly re-interview is the point.
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