You can't always be there. Their Lisova companion can. A warm, patient voice that listens, remembers, and keeps you close — even when you're miles away.
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"Good morning, Christy. I was thinking about that story you told me yesterday about the county fair…"
Lisova is built for families who don't want to become tech support. The setup is for you — your loved one just talks.
Tell Lisova about your loved one — their name, their stories, the people they love, what makes them laugh. Your companion listens and remembers everything.
Every day, your companion starts a warm conversation — asking about memories, telling a gentle story, offering companionship without any expectation in return.
Each morning you get a digest: what they talked about, how they seemed, any moments worth knowing. You're present, even when you can't be there.
Every memory shared — a first job, a wedding, a childhood summer — is captured and saved to your loved one's personal story archive. A gift for your whole family, built one conversation at a time.
Everything shared in conversation is captured. Memories build over time, so nothing is ever lost.
By the end of one conversation, the family already knows something new.
Your companion doesn't just make conversation. They ask the questions you always meant to ask, and keep the answers safe — for your whole family, forever.
Every conversation is a chance to learn something new about the person you love.
Start capturing storiesChristy, you once mentioned working before you were married. What was your very first job?
After every conversation, the family dashboard updates automatically — a plain-English digest of what they talked about, new memories captured, and anything worth knowing. No effort on your part.
See the live family dashboard →Pre-loaded with Christy's 31 conversations — explore it now, no login needed.
Every conversation your loved one has with their companion adds to their Life Story — a living document organized into chapters: early memories, family, work, love, the moments that made them who they are.
It's there in your dashboard, updated daily, readable by your whole family. When the time comes, it's something no one can take away.
Learn about Life Story →Christy grew up on a farm in the Mississippi Delta, the second of four children. She remembers the smell of hay in summer and her mother's voice calling them in for supper as the defining sounds of her childhood. On Saturdays she'd walk barefoot to the creek with her older brother James, catching crawfish and skipping stones until the sun dipped low.
For thirty years, Christy shaped the minds of fourth graders at Lincoln Elementary. She kept a jar of marbles on her desk — every kind word earned one, and when the jar was full the class got an ice cream party. She still remembers Tommy Briggs — a quiet boy who sent a letter twenty years later to say she was the reason he became a teacher.
Christy met Harold at a church social in 1963. He asked her to dance twice, then walked her home in the rain without an umbrella. They were married for 52 years. She describes him as "the steadiest person I ever knew." Every Sunday morning he'd bring her coffee in bed — cream, no sugar — and she says the kitchen still feels too quiet without him.
Christy's biscuit recipe came from her mother, who learned it from hers. She still makes them every Sunday — cold butter, a light hand, and "don't fuss with the dough." When her granddaughter Emma asked to learn, Christy stood behind her and guided her hands through the flour. She says that morning was one of the happiest she can remember.
What comes through in every conversation is the pleasure Christy takes in memory itself — in returning to people and places that shaped her. The hay smell. The biscuits. Harold's hands. These aren't just stories. They're how she stays tethered to everything she's loved.
Insurance cards, wills, medication lists, healthcare directives. Everything your family scrambles for in an emergency — in one protected place. AES-256 encrypted at rest, 2FA-verified access, and passwords in Final Wishes use zero-knowledge encryption that even we can't read.
Learn about the Legacy Vault →Decades of research confirm what families already feel: staying connected slows cognitive decline, protects the brain, and changes outcomes in ways no pill can replicate.
Lisova provides daily meaningful conversation when families can't be there — clinically meaningful, personally irreplaceable.
Ten minutes of setup. A lifetime of connection.
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