Your legacy vault for the people you love

You choose the timing for every memory. Some are available right away. Some are scheduled for a date you pick, and on that morning we email that person a private link. Memories marked "after I'm gone" stay locked in your vault until the loved ones you named contact us at support@always-here.life with proof, such as a death certificate. There is no automatic detection, and a person reviews every release request.

Files are stored with AES-256 encryption, the same standard used by banks and the U.S. government, and encrypted again in transit between your device and the vault. Your vault is private by default: nobody, including us, browses your memories, and only the people you name can open what you send them.

You can download your entire vault at any time from Settings. The download is a normal zip folder with your real audio, video, photo and letter files, plus readable text versions and instructions for opening them on a phone or computer. If the service ever had to close, we would email every member well in advance and keep downloads open so nothing is trapped here.

Yes. The free plan lets you save 5 memories and add 1 loved one, with no card. Premium starts with a 7-day free trial; a card is required and it becomes $9.99 a month on day 8 unless you cancel first.

Nothing is deleted. You keep your vault and can view and download everything you saved. You just can't add new memories beyond the free limits or use scheduled delivery until you subscribe again.

In the app, go to My Account and open your billing page. Cancelling takes one click and keeps your access until the end of the month you already paid for. No phone call, no email required.

There is no time limit. Each file can be up to 200 MB, which is roughly three hours of voice recording, and most families record in a few minutes at a time.

Voice messages, videos, photos, letters, recipes with the story behind them, and scanned keepsakes like handwritten cards or documents. Every recording is written out as text, so a memory can be read as well as heard.

Always Here is built and run by Kayla Alcazar, who started it after losing her mom and wishing she could still hear her voice. Payments are handled by Paddle, which acts as the merchant of record.

Family Legacy covers up to 6 members for $19.99 a month. Everyone gets their own profile inside a shared family vault, with a family timeline and collaborative albums, so grandparents' and parents' memories live in one archive.