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Using Voice AI tools to record audio stories for family/grandchildren.

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Using Voice AI tools to record audio stories for family/grandchildren.reddit.com · 14 August 2026 (opens in a new tab)

This is community discussion, not verified research or clinical guidance.

A community member described Spoken Letter, a web app for sharing recorded audio stories with family through a Yoto audio device. The platform includes an option to request an ElevenLabs voice clone for people who have lost their voice or have difficulty speaking, so they can create stories or share memories in a version of their own voice.

Why this matters

This may offer another way for people with ALS/MND-related speech difficulties, and their families, to share stories and oral histories. It is a community-described tool, not evidence that voice cloning will work for every person or meet clinical communication needs.

Limitations and context

This is a single community post, not a clinical study or independent evaluation. The post does not provide details about accuracy, consent and privacy safeguards, cost, accessibility, or how the voice-cloning process works for people with ALS/MND. Its usefulness and safety would need further evaluation.

Summarised by Compass 17 August 2026

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