Private AI memory app, built respectfully, to echo my parents’ advice—comfort across oceans today, and someday after they’re gone. Private AI memory app—ethical, respectful, and comforting. I share why I built a small, private AI that echoes my parents’ advice when distance (India ↔ U.S.) feels heavy—and how I kept it ethical with privacy, consent, and dignity. This isn’t a replacement for real conversations; it’s a quiet anchor for hard days, and a way to preserve the feeling behind their words. You’ll learn Design for comfort over novelty (two simple voice profiles)Boundaries: privacy, consent, dignity—and why they matterA high-level recipe for a personal AI tool (framework-agnostic)A no-code way to try the idea safely todayBuild it yourself (guide): https://medium.com/data-science-collective/what-if-you-could-talk-to-your-parents-long-after-theyre-gone-i-built-an-ai-for-that-62bbaf37236d If this helped: Follow the show and share it with someone who misses home. Affiliate Disclosure This episode may contain affiliate links. If you purchase via these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for supporting the show. Affiliate partners (links below): RSS.com — Start your podcast, get free transcripts, and earn ad revenue with as few as 10 monthly downloads. Sign up here.Sider.ai — Your AI-powered research and productivity assistant for breaking down job descriptions into keywords. Try Sider here.Riverside.fm — Record your podcast in studio-quality audio and 4K video from anywhere. Get started with Riverside here.