A gift they'll never forget
Give them back a voice they thought they'd lost.
Echoes lets someone upload a recording of a person they've lost and hear their voice speak again. It's not a candle, a frame, or a card. It's the sound of the person they miss most.
You want to give something that actually matters.
When someone you care about is grieving, nothing in the sympathy aisle feels right. The flowers will die in a week. The card will sit on a shelf. The blanket is kind, but it won't fill the silence in their house. You're not looking for something that says "I'm sorry." You're looking for something that says "they're still here." That's what Echoes does.
Here's what happens when you gift Echoes.
You purchase a gift code for $29. We send it to you instantly by email with a personal message you write at checkout. You forward it to the person you're thinking of, or print it and tuck it inside a card. When they're ready, they redeem the code and create an account. They upload whatever recordings they have of the person they lost. A voicemail. A home video. A voice memo. Even audio from an old family movie. Echoes listens carefully, learns the voice, and builds a profile they can keep forever. Then they type anything they want to hear. And the voice speaks it back.
"I'm proud of you."
"Happy birthday, sweetheart."
"You're going to be just fine."
Words they needed to hear one more time.
The right gift at the hardest moments.
Echoes fits the moments when nothing else does.
The first birthday without them
When every other gift feels hollow because the only thing they want is to hear that voice sing happy birthday one more time.
The anniversary of their passing
When everyone else has moved on but the person you love is still counting the days.
The holidays
When there's an empty chair at the table and the silence is louder than the conversation.
Mother's Day or Father's Day
When the holiday itself is a reminder of who's missing.
After the funeral, when the cards stop coming
The first few weeks are full of support. Then everyone goes back to their lives. A gift that arrives in month two or three says 'I haven't forgotten.'
Before a surgery or diagnosis
For families facing a terminal illness, Echoes gives them a way to preserve the voice while there's still time. The families who do it are always grateful they did.
This isn't a product. It's a keepsake.
Most memorial gifts sit on a shelf. Echoes lives in their pocket. They can open it on a hard day and hear the voice that always made things better. They can play it for their kids so they know what Grandma sounded like. They can generate a new message whenever they need one. It's not a subscription. There's no monthly fee. One payment of $29 and the voice is preserved forever. They own it. It's theirs. And if they're not ready to use it right away, the gift code never expires. Grief doesn't follow a schedule and neither does this.
Three ways to give Echoes.
Email delivery
Purchase the gift code and we'll send it directly to their inbox with a personal message from you. They receive it instantly.
Print at home
We'll send you a beautifully designed gift card as a downloadable PDF. Print it, fold it, and tuck it inside a sympathy card.
Send it later
Buy the code now and hold onto it. Forward it when the timing feels right. Maybe it's the first anniversary, or the first holiday. You'll know when.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
"I gave this to my sister after she lost her husband. She called me sobbing, but in the best way. She said it was the first time in two years she felt like he was still here."
— Anonymous
"My mom's voicemail greeting was the only recording I had of my dad. I didn't even think it was enough. It was more than enough."
— Gift Recipient
"I've given a lot of sympathy gifts. Nothing has ever gotten the reaction this one did. Nothing even close."
— Anonymous
Give them the gift of hearing that voice again.
$29 one time. No subscription. Gift codes never expire. 24-hour money-back guarantee.
Not sure if they have recordings? Send the gift anyway, we include a guide that helps them find every recording they didn't know they had.
Some gifts are opened once. This one is opened every time they need to hear that voice again.