Start with a voice, not a blank page
Record a memory, upload an interview, or paste a handful of notes. Sipura takes the raw material as it arrives.
Stories worth keeping
Every life holds stories. Few of them get kept.
Sipura helps families turn voice memos, interviews, and scattered notes into a private archive first — then publish a stable public page only for the stories that are ready to be shared.
Private by defaultThe archive stays on your device until you choose otherwise.
Voice firstStart with a recording — never a blank page.
Links that holdRevise a published story without breaking its URL.
How it works
From a spoken memory to a published page, in three deliberate steps.
Sipura is designed around the way real stories come out — in fragments, out of order, and often long after the fact.
Shape it into something readable
AI helps you title, group, and order memories into a continuous archive — keeping the original voice, pauses, and tone intact.
Publish only when it's ready
Export the version you approve to a stable public page. Private notes, raw audio, and draft history stay behind.
Who it's for
Three moments when a family archive becomes ready for a public page.
Family history
Capture a grandmother's voice, a migration story, a kitchen-table recipe — the emotional context that usually disappears one generation later.
Cross-generation handoff
Shape a story so children, siblings, and later generations can return to it without needing the original storyteller in the room.
Shared remembering
Publish a first draft, invite a sibling or collaborator to fill in what's missing, then refine the archive without changing the public link.
How your stories stay yours
Privacy isn't a setting. It's the architecture.
Private by default
The archive lives on your device. Cloud features — backup, AI, publishing — are opt-in and scoped to what you explicitly invoke.
Publishing is deliberate
Public pages come from a sanitized snapshot you approve. They aren't a live mirror of your private edits, transcripts, or notes.
Safe-to-share only
Raw recordings, private relationships between people and places, and full edit history stay behind. Only the approved story reaches the web.
Plans
Publishing is free. Paid plans add room to grow.
Every plan can record, shape, and publish. Paid tiers mainly expand AI use, quota-limited cloud backup, export formats, and collaboration.
For first stories
Free
$0/mo
Start an archive, publish a first story, and see how far you can go.
Personal archive plan
Pro
$5.99 USD/mo
For a serious personal archive that needs more room, backup, and export.
Shared storytelling plan
Studio
$14.99 USD/mo
For families and teams building larger archives together.
- Every plan can publish to the web.
- Recording and reading existing stories are always available.
- OpenAI high-accuracy transcription is included on Pro and Studio.
- Cloud backup includes saved audio, photos, thumbnails, and metadata within the plan quota: 1 GB on Pro and 10 GB on Studio.
- Story versions can be regenerated with different length, tone, and language settings within each plan's AI quota.
- AI usage is the main resource that scales across plans.
- Paid plans are auto-renewing subscriptions managed through the app store where purchased.
Before you trust us
Questions people ask before they hand over a story.
Who is Sipura for?
Sipura is built first for families preserving memory across generations: parents, grandparents, siblings, and relatives trying to keep stories that could easily disappear.
What goes public when I publish?
Only what you approve: the title, the narrative, selected theme context, and any media you've marked safe to share. Private notes, raw transcripts, and edit history don't leave the archive.
Is Sipura a social network?
No. Sipura exists to preserve and revisit stories, not to feed them through engagement metrics. Public pages are a deliberate destination, not a timeline.
What does unlisted mean?
An unlisted page is reachable by direct URL but isn't surfaced to search engines. It isn't private or password-protected — anyone with the link can read it.
Start with one story