The story is yours. We sing it.
Write a couple of sentences about someone. In a few minutes they'll be a song with their name in it.
- An autumn song about bright leaves and warm soup
- A christening song with baby's name
- A farewell song for a colleague moving on
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Song samples
Songs in English · names are fictional
How they listen
- A child hears their own name in a song and freezes. Then says: “Again!” Seventeen times.
- Grandma will listen three times in a row. On the fourth, she'll ring the neighbour.
- Grandpa will say he's got something in his eye.
- Mum will save it on her phone and play it to everyone who walks into the kitchen.
- Dad will say: “Not bad.” And that evening he'll listen again, on his own.
- Your friends will laugh so hard they'll miss the second verse. You'll have to play it again.
- The football team will sing it in the changing room. Loud and off-key, even after a loss.
- By the second chorus, your colleagues at the office party will be singing along. Accounts loudest of all.
- At the reunion, your classmates will be eighteen again for three minutes.
Yes, it's sung by artificial intelligence
We don't hide it. And no, a machine has no heart. That's why the heart comes from you.
Only you know that Grandma makes pancakes on Saturdays, that Grandpa still calls you bunny, and that Dad sings in the car when he thinks no one can hear. No program in the world knows that. We only set your memories to a melody.
No pen has ever written a love letter. The person holding it did.
A song that wouldn't exist otherwise
No one would have hired a composer and a studio for Grandma's eightieth. This song takes nothing from anyone. It simply exists at last.
Nobody asks what a song was recorded with. Everyone asks: “Who gave me this?”
Don't take our word for it. Trust your ears.
Make a song!