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Biographer is built around conversation, not homework. Biographer asks thoughtful questions, listens to your memories, and turns each session into a polished chapter you can read, edit, share, and build on.
No blank page. No writing assignment. Just a conversation that becomes a chapter.
Chat for ten minutes about a memory, a person, a chapter of your life. Biographer does the writing.
Open Biographer, choose a topic, and start speaking or typing. No forms, no questionnaires. Just a conversation.
The moment you're done, Biographer turns what you said into a polished chapter. Real prose, in your own voice.
The next conversation gets more personal, because Biographer remembers what you've already shared.
I sat down to try it for ten minutes and looked up an hour later with three chapters about my mother I'd never written down.
This is the whole thing: a short conversation on one side, a finished chapter on the other. Nothing invented. Everything yours.
It was the winter of 1976, and the snow on Chippewa Street came down sideways, the way it only does in Buffalo. I had my collar up and nowhere in particular to be.
That was when I saw Eleanor. She was laughing at something I couldn't hear, standing in the cold without a coat as if the weather were someone else's problem. So I gave her mine. She kept it a week. I like to think I never really got it back.
You typed four loose sentences. Biographer asked two questions, listened, and wrote a chapter in your voice: the diner, the snow, the coat. It's not a prompt list. It's a real conversation that leaves you with real writing.
Choose from 100+ interview topics across eight chapters of life. Biographer asks the right questions, follows the thread, and pulls out the moments that matter.
Start with any memory, moment, person, or chapter of life. Tell Biographer what's on your mind and he'll ask questions to pull more out, only if you want.
Biographer remembers names, places, themes, and the threads you left unfinished. The more you share, the better the next questions get.
“By the fifth session it knew my grandfather better than some of my cousins did. It asked about the radios. He did fix radios.”
Every chapter is yours to shape. Change it, share it, keep it, or let it go.
Tweak a word or rewrite a paragraph. The chapter is a draft, not a verdict.
Read it as "I" or as "she." Switch the whole voice with one tap.
Drop in the snapshots that belong beside the words.
Let loved ones read along, add memories, or fill in the gaps.
Your words belong to you. Take them anywhere, anytime.
Some things aren't for the book. Remove them, no questions asked.
The chapters are the foundation. From there, they can turn into something you hold, hear, or hand down.
Your life, bound in cloth and printed in gold. A genuine book for the family shelf, your name on the cover, delivered to your door.
And the very same stories keep becoming new keepsakes.
Every chapter narrated. A voice to hear on a long drive or a quiet evening.
A love story or a life, set to music. An original, written from your own words.
Your adventures, illustrated for the grandkids to grow up reading.
Every chapter on every device, so the whole family can read along, anywhere.
One conversation. A lifetime of keepsakes.
We turned a year of Sunday phone calls into a hardcover book. My kids will have his actual stories, in his own words.
Invite a parent or grandparent with a personal letter. They accept, start talking, and the family watches the chapters arrive.
Tell them why you want their story preserved.
A line or two of why you want their story told.
Their invitation arrives by email.
One click from the invitation. Nothing to install.
Whatever's easier. Biographer handles the rest.
The family reads along as the story grows.