Looking for a HereAfter AI alternative?
HereAfter AI posted a shutdown notice in mid-2026 and its site has since gone offline. If your family used it to keep a parent's voice and stories, here's what to do next and how Dadvice can help.
What happened to HereAfter AI
HereAfter AI let families record a parent's stories and talk to them later. In July 2026 the site showed a shutdown notice, and by August it was no longer available.
If you still have recordings or exports from HereAfter, save them in more than one place now — on your computer and in a cloud drive.
What to look for in a replacement
- It speaks in the parent's own voice, not a generic one
- Kids can ask their own questions, not just play back old clips
- It's simple enough for a parent to set up in an hour
- It's free for the family members who listen
- Clear, honest pricing with no surprise tiers
How Dadvice works
A Dad (or Mom, through Momvice) records a short voice sample and adds advice on the topics that matter — money, work, love, faith, growing up and family history.
Dadvice clones that voice and builds a private page. Kids and grandkids can ask a question and hear an answer in their parent's voice, anytime, in 10 languages.
Pricing
Dadvice is $49 a year for the parent. Everyone who listens is free. You can cancel anytime, and the page stays live through the paid period.
Moving over from HereAfter
Use the stories you already recorded as a guide. Turn each one into an advice topic on Dadvice, so your kids can ask about it and hear the answer in your voice.
Keep their voice in the family
Set up Dadvice in under an hour. Listeners are always free.
Start your Dadvice