Friends and family each record a voice message on their own phone, wherever they are. We write out every word and put the messages together. They press play and hear every one of you.
Start yours freeEveryone records for free. The podcast is €39 when you're ready to give it.
Fourteen people made thischoruskeepsake.com
The link arrives.You send it by text, WhatsApp or email, whenever you like.
Fourteen people made this.
Start listeningPlays straight through. You can stop any time.
He sees how many people made it.One tap and the first voice starts.
Each voice plays in turn.Their name and their words are on screen.
Tap any name to hear just them.
He goes back to his favourites.The link is his to keep, so he can play Pat again next week.
We write out each message as it comes in. The words sit under the voice, and the first line lights up.
Chorus started with my mum.
She died a few years ago. I've only one voice note of her.
My son was born this spring, and I wanted him to hear her. I wanted him to hear everyone who loved her too.
So I built a way for a whole family to send messages from one link.
The founder of Chorus
I got this for my 50th and was not expecting it at all. My brother's message was the best, I made everyone at the party listen to it twice!
Grandad can't read small print now, so we played it to him and that was amazing!
We gave it to my sister and her husband the morning after the wedding and they loved it. They still play it. Highly recommend!
Invite as many people as you like.
Want something to hold as well? The same messages can become a book to read online or a printed hardcover.
It's a private link that plays voice messages from the people who love someone, one after the other. Each message has the person's name and every word written out underneath.
No. The podcast link opens in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop.
It's a private link. Only the people you send it to can open it.
As many as you like.
Yes. You can download every recording as a file, free, whether you buy anything or not.
They can type their message instead. Typed messages go in the book, and the podcast plays the voices.