Voletto is an iPhone app that turns your voice notes into written memories and letters, with your photos, and emails them to your own archive.
In development. I’m building the first version now, so there is nothing to download yet.
To: My child
Your first hug
18 September 2026
You ran across the room and hugged me, all on your own. Your arms barely reached my neck. I want to remember this feeling forever.
To: My partner
My first pancakes
7 February 2026
I wanted to surprise you, so I made pancakes for the first time in my life. You asked for seconds. That meant more to me than the whole world.
To: Future me
The day I swam
12 October 2026
I’ve been scared of water since I was little. Today I took my first swimming lesson. I can’t even remember getting in. I loved it. Why did I wait so long?
My wife and I keep a paper diary for our son: what he said, what he loved, the small days. We want to give it to him when he turns 18.
Writing by hand takes time, and paper gets lost. So I’m building Voletto. We will say each memory out loud, and it will become a letter in an email box made just for him. On his 18th birthday, that box becomes his gift.
Record the moment in your own words.
Fix the text and add photos.
Save it on your phone or email it to your archive.
For parents, couples, and anyone who would rather talk than type.
Too much text. It wasn’t clear what Voletto does.
Cut the page down and rewrote the headline.
Three fonts looked busy.
Now there are two.
Your idea could be next.
Tap a couple of answers, then write a line or two. It takes about a minute, and I read every message.